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      <title>The History of History</title>
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      <description>In the early modern era of computing the first server and gateway to the humanities in Europe was established in London, UK. It was the product of the Academic Secretary of the Institute of Historical Research looking over the shoulder of a member of the Institute who had used Lynx, a text-based browser, to establish a personal list of addresses and search engines. &amp;ldquo;Could we do that for the subject of history?</description>
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