Additionally, I googled the name "Hallam" and came up with a Henry Hallam, 1777-1859. If this is the same person referred to in the dictionary definition, I think its pretty obvious that his research is very much obsolete, and doesn't take into account the research or evidence discovered of the last 150 years, and indeed it would appear he was not a professional historian, and indeed predated the period of the "Professional Historians." Additionally, many historians of this period were both wildly innaccurate with regards to the European Middle Ages, being overly fawning on either the Classical age or the Rennaisance. Therefore, I would dismiss this definition.
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