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Historiography

the method, from Bloch, of reading the past backward from better-documented later conditions, such as field patterns, to earlier ones.

In historiography, regressive method refers to the method, from Bloch, of reading the past backward from better-documented later conditions, such as field patterns, to earlier ones. This meaning comes from Bloch (1931/2015) in French Rural History.[1]

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References

Bloch, M. (2015). French Rural History (J. Sondheimer, Trans.). Taylor & Francis Group. (Original work published 1931) ISBN 9781336013469

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