historiographers

historiographers
n. historian, one who writes a chronicle of historic events, writer of an official history (of a group, person, etc.)his·to·ri·og·ra·pher || ‚hɪstɔrɪ'ɑgrəfə(r) /‚hɪstɔːrɪ'ɒg-

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