Monumental history can serve as a catalyst and examples for people who wish to follow in Napoleon's footsteps. However, the context of their greatness can never be repeated the same ever again. Antiquarian History gives reverence to the past, for example, the saving of old buildings. The problem with this kind of history is that there is a danger of becoming stuck in the past.
Critical History selects the best from the past in order to create and build a better future.
Yet, one knows that there are more kinds of history than these studied described by Nietzsche. A history can focus on any of these areas, or create a mixture. History is no longer just something that only historians can create. History has become multi-disciplinary and allows sociologists, psychologists, storytellers, scientists, basically anyone to write a history. Even people who wish to learn their genealogies are able to write their own history.