History Quote by George Orwell

“history itself arises out of the adjacent possible.”

— Stuart A. Kauffman

“History does repeat itself, but must it do so so frequently?”

— Gordon G. Chang

“History doesn’t repeat itself, but human nature remains the same.”

— Ken Burns

“THERE IS SOMETHING DISPIRITING ABOUT THE MARCH of history. That web which never alters despite an infinite range of motifs and variations: the same…

— Jean d'Ormesson

“History has a way of repeating itself, but it's up to us to break the cycle.”

— Kirby Larson

“There will always be new opposites, class struggles and uprisings. History has no ending.”

— Henning Mankell

“History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other." [ 1880 ]”

— Max Beerbohm

“Author complains about "the further submergence of irrecoverable history into a perpetually churned present.”

— George will

“Once a line could truly be drawn in something other than sand, the notion of history as a progression became possible.”

— Douglas Rushkoff

“History works on a long time scale, and at any given moment we can perceive its directions but imperfectly.”

— Daniel Walker Howe

“Mankind, as history tells us over and over again, seeks the least painful solution and, as a result, ends up exchanging one problem for…

— Gyan Nagpal

“History isn't all fact--it's just the story the victors tell to keep themselves in power. And it's been a slow revision. The more time…

— Heather Anastasiu