For this reason, some historians tend to overlook his work.

But scholars and historians who write about them tend not to look at these works with an eye to production.

Historians tend to think that Williams arrived there from his own study.

Historians tend to focus on how national policies are changed by new leaders and political elites.

We approach things with an open mind, while historians tend to take a subject and find the material to prove their point.

On balance historians have tended to accept this retrospective view.

The modern historian, on the other hand, tends to see individuals in conflict with the inertia of history and society.

Today, historians tend to analyze economic and military factors in the decline of Rome.

When you get into the realm of speculation, historians tend to back off.

Historians, though, tend to see more differences than similarities between the two impeachments.