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(2001) Is the present the key to the past or is the past the key to the present? James Hutton and Adam Smith versus Abraham Gottlob Werner and Karl Marx in interpreting history. GSA Special Paper 355. Geological Society of America doi:10.1130/0-8137-2355-8

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TitleIs the present the key to the past or is the past the key to the present? James Hutton and Adam Smith versus Abraham Gottlob Werner and Karl Marx in interpreting history
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