'Guest I have acknowledged that the previous generation of now deaed historians had differing views. The current generation of historians have debunked those myths we are discussing.'

That doesn't answer my question in the slightest. I'll keep it simple. Have you read E.H. Carr's 'What is History?', and I'll add, or any book concerned with historiography?

If not, then I'm afraid whatever you choose to write about your carefully selected bunch of historians is bunkum unless you can back it up with a clearly defined view of why the 'facts' they've chosen to support their points are the 'correct facts'.