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The historian says 'it's great' Mr. Ross lives at home, and it's easy to understand why a fledgling ballplayer would want to.

Charles Kindleberger, the late economic historian, was one of many who believed that national vitality moved in a life cycle.

As early as 1946 the historian Carey McWilliams judged it "a collection of suburbs in search of a city" .

In two letters to the historian Tacitus, the nephew of Pliny the Elder wrote the only eyewitness account of the great eruption of Vesuvius .

In his lifetime the great frontiers were the oceans, and a historian later said, "He lived by the sea, died on it, and was buried in it. "

Historian for some reason, does not matter that the book was intentionally cover up the truth of the matter, saying that the Qubi.

LIM: For the historian, the act of taking part in the research is a powerful example of just how much has changed.

His military biography of Custer brings balance to a life that is often distorted by the preconceptions of the historian.

Historian and activist Howard Zinn died a little over a year ago, and his voice is sorely missed.

"I'm somewhat of a football historian, and I've got a great deal of respect for those who came before me, " says Tomlin.

North Kingstown historian Tim Cranston said the two men were part of a civilian army hired to build two military bases in the area.

One historian said, "The invention of the dark horse was in itself a remarkable product of our professional politics. "

So I suggested this to an historian of science, and he said, "Well, what about, you know, come on, what about steam cars? "

Life is just a series of trying to make up your mind. ---Thomas Fuller, English churchman and historian.

"Whose son was it" who died? said the historian Zhang Lifan. "It was a son no one dared to claim. "

And in the 1990s, the historian Mark Pendergrast found a recipe in the company's own archives, written by the beverage's inventor.

I'm not an economist or a historian, but it seems to me that this recession will be something unprecedented.

In trying to discern the causes for such revolutionary changes in literary standards the historian sees through a glass darkly.

Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith says McKinley's win "confirmedthe conservative nature of the American republic. "

A beer-bellied historian and a lover of Cicero, Mr De Wever is a respectable sort of separatist.

Philosopher and historian Will Durant once observed that the only thing that could get countries to join forces would be an alien invasion.

He was undoubtedly the greatest Western sinologist of last century, and is probably the British historian best-known on a world scale.

One of the authors of this book is a great English historian who wins the reputation worldwide, Dr.

The book's author, the French biographer, historian Jean - Luc Barre interview with Southern Weekend in Beijing to prove this point.

The answer of an historian, a European, and a man of moral courage.

Simian Lv is a famous historian of modern China, His whole life was indifferent to fame and fortune, and he had been teaching for a living.

As a historian, however, I cannot let pass unchallenged the characterization of premodern Chinese political culture as "meritocratic. "

Love is ever the beginning of knowledge as fire is of light. ---Thomas Carlyle, English historian.

The modeling theory and methodology for complex thermal power system was developed by means of a historian operation data-driven model.

He gave up his job as a biochemist to become a historian, writer, publisher and activist.

In the words of Michael Oren, an Israeli historian, the war "confronted the state of Israel with its Jewishness" .

The visiting historian was disposed to be argumentative. "Do not our efforts change the course of human history" ? he demanded.

As any architectural historian knows, the sad truth is that poverty is often good for preservation.

Historian David Blight says Americans are still debating many of the same issues as they were a century and a half ago.

Yet, at the moment, all the historian can read are the finished (and polished) papers which the subcommittee produced .

"Accidents happened all the time, " the historian says. "That's one of the challenges of being a spy or case officer. "

Kathleen Dalton is an instructor of History and Social Science at Phillips Academy and a consulting Historian for the National Park Service.

He apologises in advance to his sources and to his mother, a professional historian, for mixing fact and fiction.

He had accepted in June a new position, which led to his spending his most productive years as an architectural historian.

A beer-bellied historian and a lover of Cicero, Mr De Wever is a respectable a sort of separatist.

In 'W. , ' Oliver Stone approaches his subject as a historian, not just a filmmaker.

The Greek historian Herodotus noted that ancient Mesopotamians used barrels made of palm wood to transport wine along the Euphrates.

Secretaries of the earliest "official historian" , the ceremony began to formal modalities.

The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none---Thomas Carlyle, Scottish satirical writer, essayist, historian and teacher.

"There's nothing I can tell you about how [this or] any other incidents were or are handled, " CIA historian David Robarge said.

Love is ever the beginning of knowledge as fire is of light. Thomas Carlyle. Brithsh historian and essayist.

He was married twice, and is survived by his second wife, the writer and historian Lady Antonia Fraser.

Adele Alexander is a historian. She says her great grandfather joined the Union navy and was almost killed in a battle.

We repeat it, these hybrid constructions are not the least interesting for the artist, for the antiquarian, for the historian.

As the great Arab historian Ibn Khaldun observed: "Only Tribes held together by a group feeling can survive in a desert. "

The great-grandmother of Jesus was a woman named Ismeria, according to Florentine medieval manuscripts analyzed by a historian.

But he is not the archetype in this book, and is there any "Royal historian" think himself clever like Teabing?

The German historian defined Swiss neutrality as a moral disease characterized by weakness of will, sterility and senility .

The 19th-century French historian who saw the Black Death as the divide between the medieval world and the modern had, at least, a point.

The historian Henry Adams concluded that "in all great emergencies . . . everyone was more or less wrong. "

Anyone studying China with any social science must sooner or later be engaged with the fact that he has also to be a historian.

Any event, once it has occurred, can be made to appear inevitable by a competent historian.

Mr. Pan, as for himself, used to be both an art historian and a poet, that is the main influence for the major.

As one historian wrote, it was becoming more like an agency for development than a bank.

Well, the treasury has just let it to Guillaume Alixandre, historian, for six hires, eight sols, parisian, a year.

In Newsweek Niall Ferguson, a British historian, declared that the president had presided over "a foreign-policy debacle" .

However, as a historian says: during the cold war, under the background of the "truth" is just all seek knowledge products.

The modern historian's task is all the more delicate.

As a historian, Ms Faust is perhaps best known for a book on women of the slave-holding South during the civil war.

That was only a prelude to a two-week sojourn that historian John Lewis Gaddis would characterize as "a surreal extravaganza. "

The historian Jan Morris has described urbanism as "the most lasting of the British imperial legacies" .

Small wonder that the historian Hugh Trevor-Roper dubbed her "a historical disappointment. "

Presidential historian Allan Lichtman says President Obama will bring major changes , in both style and substance, to the White House .

Not one professional historian employed by a British university has spoken out either in favour of these ideas or against them.

Historian Laurel Ulrich received a Pulitzer Prize for her book The Midwife's Tale.

Stock market historian David Schwartz is an active short-term trader writing about his own trades.

The Metropole's official historian, Andreas Augustin, says that the bunker likely had an illustrious visitor in its early days.

Since I've spent the whole of my life as a professional historian, I'm naturally much concerned about these very important questions.

Such a crime results in instant death and the appointment of a new historian.

In addition, the historian must determine whether the author's account of events can be trusted.

Local historian Tom Edwards, 69, said: 'He always maintained that the picture was genuine and I believe him. '

Curated by Vittorio Sgarbi, an art historian better known as a pompous television personality, it is entitled "Art is not Cosa Nostra" .

As fellow historian Geoff Roberts puts it, the pact was an "instrument of defence, not aggression" .

Las Vegas also "thrived on irresponsibility" in a second, related, way, says Michael Green, a historian at the College of Southern Nevada.

I set out to be a reformer, but only became the historian of decline.

Historian Arnold Toynbee describes them as "a red warning light for the American way of life. "

Wrong. According to the food historian at Plymouth Plantation, the first Turkey Day back in 1621 may not have had turkey at all.

The historian of manners and ideas has no less austere a mission than the historian of events.

He too was a naturalist, as well as a farmer, inventor, historian, writer and politician.

According to the late economic historian Angus Maddison, China last reached parity with the West around the time of Marco Polo.

The British historian Lawrence Stone pointed out this relationship in his study of the English revolution in the 16th and 17th centuries.

At the same time, the historian in her can't help pointing out that "corn syrup was a wonderful thing for candy. "

Pulitzer Prize winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin calls it remarkable and praises its emotional journey back in time.

Years ago, an Australian historian proposed that the key to understanding Australia was "the tyranny of distance" .

In his new book, Evening's Empire, historian Craig Koslofsky puts forward an account of how this happened.

Historian Jeff Sklansky says a slow shift to personhood for American companies began with a Supreme Court ruling in eighteen nineteen.

Fiske: american historian and philosopher known for his writings on religion and science, especially Excursions of an Evolutionist (1884).

The historian can only treat conscientious religious belief with the respect it deserves.

Gerald Holton, a historian of science at Harvard and a longtime Einstein expert, also was not surprised.

Caroline Cox, a fashion historian and consultant, puts it down to a return to old-fashioned masculinity in response to economic uncertainty.

When Kaho, Minamo Historian comes into play, search your library for up to three instant cards and remove them from the game.

They may possibly serve as footnotes to the work of some future historian, lightening a little the dolorous annals of the automobile.

Historian of science David Channell summarizes this progression in his book The Vital Machine: A Study of Technology and Organic Life.

The Roman historian Livy described such a disease attacking the Roman army.

Fritz Stern, University Professor Emeritus at Columbia University, is an historian of modern Europe, particularly Germany.

if polychromatic historian as printed on the black, the black version of the gradient can be relatively long, the results will be better.

According to Aung Kin, a Burmese historian based in London, the country's army is much stronger than its navy.

He is a historian, constructor, woodcarver, jeweler and the only master making miniature copies of shotguns and cold weapon.

The historian Isaac Deutscher once offered an analogy for the creation of the state of Israel.

British art historian Jonathan Argyll is in sunny Los Angeles conducting some profitable business with the Moresby Museum.

Arnold Toynbee, the British historian, saidthat when Buddhism was widespread in the West, it would change Western cultureradically.

Luo Xianglin was a famous historian as well as an expert on Baiyue national history in modern China.

I don't think they'd do such a thing again, ' says Denis Mahon, the art historian.

The person who did the most to help blacks understand this was black historian Carter G.

Peter L. Bernstein , a financial consultant and economic historian , is the editor of the Economics & Portfolio Strategy newsletter .

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Historian Douglas Brinkley said "whenever the economy goes to tatters" Americans put their trust in government to a higher degree.

Karen Smith, a Beijing art curator and historian, said the theft was "a big loss of face" for the museum.

Judt's own career sums up the fading of France: he went from historian of France to all-purpose political theorist.

including Nicolas Flamel, the celebrated alchemist; Bathilda Bagshot, the noted historian; and Adalbert Waffling , the magical theoretician.

For most of Mitterrand's presidency, it became clear, he had spent most of his nights at the apartment of Anne Pingeot, an art historian.

Historian Niall Ferguson has made the case that high debt and profligate spending will cause the downfall of a once mighty empire.

"The real culprit, " one historian has argued, "was the system itself" .

Historian of mathematics classified the problem of a hundred chickens to the solution of indefinite equation.

Long before, the Roman historian Pliny had speculated that there was another patch of land, to balance those already known.

The art historian set out to discover how the pictures were made.

"Philosopher" was his usual label, but not a wholly accurate one: historian of ideas would be better.

I had written to her, introduced myself as a legal historian, and mentioned the trial.

Black History Month was the inspiration of Carter G. Woodson, a noted scholar and historian, who instituted Negro History Week in 1926.

As Alexander Rose, a military historian, shows in his rigorous account, this reputation had sound statistical support.

But for film historian Peter Biskind, that may not be such a good thing.

Historical lists which reflect historical memorabilia context created by SI Ma_qian up-and-up by different era historian's alteration.

"Into one of the words, " almost exclusively as a later historian will is.

Bryce: British diplomat and historian whose american Commonwealth (1888) is a classic study of government and politics.

"Money, " observes the Fed historian Allan H. Meltzer, "does not take care of itself. " But who else could regulate the value of money?

Of course, Thucydides utilizes rhetoric as a historian, not as an orator.

City historian David Kynaston shows how its policy veered wildly between complacency and an over-sharp contraction of credit.

Colby College historian of science and technology James Fleming says geoengineering raises an important question of governance.

As a trained historian and former Cold Warrior, Gates is well aware of the costs and dangers of military competitions among great powers.

It is no coincidence that the man who coined the term "imperial overstretch, " Yale University historian Paul Kennedy, is British.

BAN Zhao was the distinguished woman historian and educator in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Liu Zong-yuan followed Sima Qian's style consciously, and showed historian technique and spirit in his Prose without knowing it.

"We've taken temperament and turned it, " warns presidential historian Richard Norton Smith of George Mason University, into "vaudeville. "

The Estonian politician and historian Mart Laar is one of the most prolific authors I know.

The historian said chronicles from the time pointed to a different method of transmission - person to person.

Now a French historian is locked in an uphill battle against the government over a DNA test he says could end the doubts.

The most innocent historian will not be that stupid to record my name in his book, even by mistake.

Strategies and sensitivities of the historian could enhance the understanding of social psychology.

Sigrid Ivo, an art historian and daughter of the museum's founders, directs the foundation that now owns the collection and runs the museum.

EMMA ROTHSCHILD is an historian of the mind, of characteristic ways of thinking and feeling.

Yet the historian who in retrospect speaks of inevitability is not indulging in a pleonasm.

Edwin C. Bearss, former chief historian for the National Park Service, is particularly impressed by the scope of the authors' work.

In my days as a medieval historian, I spent much of my time deciphering handwriting.

Such changes have impoverished British education, argues Niall Ferguson, a Scottish historian who teaches at Harvard University.

she's only the most celebrated magical historian of the last century.

The president is wise to note the second term pitfalls of his predecessors, says University of California historian Matthew Dallek.

Being a great French Enlightenment thinker, Voltaire is also an important cultural historian, honored as "father of cultural history" .

HEROISM, geopolitics and new technology make an ideal mixture for a popular historian.

A British historian, Herbert Butterfield, called this the "absolute predicament and irreducible dilemma" .

"The American economy after the Civil War was driven by the expansion of the railroads, " writes historian Louis Menand.

"You're seeing basically a reconstruction on an original site, " says van Pelt, the historian.

It was first introduced to the world at large by an American historian in 1911.

LIANG Qi-chao made inquiries into the causes and effects of Yihetuan movement and comments as status of historic witness and historian.

In 1952, British historian Denis William Brogan published a brilliantly perceptive article on "The Illusion of American Omnipotence. "

A federal judge ordered the transcript to be released after a historian requested access.

Patrick French, a British writer and historian, performs that service in his new book, "India: A Portrait" .

Historian: Conducts background research for the existing conditions report.

Acclaimed presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin says she believes Mr. Obama feels a genuine connection to Abraham Lincoln.

Additionally, the Romans took hundreds of prisoners from the leading families of Macedon , including the historian Polybius.

The French historian Fernand Braudel wrote that "Happiness, whether in business or private life, leaves very little trace in history. "

He remains a man at the centre of things, a dedicated historian unwilling to tailor his views to prevailing opinion.

The trip's expense and impracticality have cooled government enthusiasm, says National Air and Space Museum historian Valerie Neal.

The sources are therefore useful to the information professional seeking to better understand the art historian user group.

The historian, Bettany Hughes, who I interviewed last week in this paper, loves them because they crop up in so many ancient myths.

The top historian in her department.

Once the historian writes with footnotes , historical narrative tells a distinctively modern, double story .

Without books God is silent, justice dormant, philosophy lame---Charles Kingsley, English historian and novelist.

Then there would be only one historian left who testifies against Big Tobacco: Louis Kyriakoudes.

Several examples can illustrate the value of theory-based analysis as a source of hypotheses for the historian to investigate.

The role of the historian is less to discover and catalog document than to interpret and explain them.

Comparison, more than reality, makes men happy or wretched---Thomas Fuller, English churchman and historian.

So wrote Charles Burney in 1776, opening his history of music with a subtle apologia for the historian's method.

Columbus's signal accomplishment was, in the phrase of the historian Alfred W. Crosby, to resit the seams of Pangaea.

A historian by training, Combariza has spent most of her career fighting poverty.

And the past I arrived in as a legal historian was no less alive than the present.

Andrei Zorin, a historian at Oxford, argues that the intelligentsia was largely the product of nuclear research.

The event was organised in part by an ESF Steering Committee chaired by Professor Luca Codignola, a historian at the University of Genoa.

"Display was everything, " says Kathryn Morrison, an architectural historian.

Years later, Jedi historian Tionne found evidence that Darth Vader had retrieved Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber and kept it within Bast Castle.

They are the sober conclusions of the country's leading quantitative historian, Prof Nicholas Crafts.

In February, historian Patrick Weber branded her a ' frivolous fashion victim who is isolated from reality' in a book about her life.

" The American love for machinery was widespread, and as historian Hugo Meier noted, " perplexed European observers.

Experience teaches slowly and at the cost of mistakes---James Anthony Froude---English historian and novelist.

"Lady with a Mirror" was called "an apotheosis of seeing" by the late art historian, Otto Pacht.

He is not so much a historian as a scientist.

According to David Kennedy, an historian, Lamont was "usually an influential economic adviser" to the American president.

This judgment, in turn, determines what the historian accepts as reliable testimony or as a likely sequence of events.

Peter Rowlett, a maths educator and historian, recently gathered further examples together in the journal Nature.

The following selection summarizes the most notable work of Stanley Jaki, renowned historian of science and Templeton Prize laureate.

Sima Qian's "Records of the Historian Huo biography, " Cui Yes "Simin on order" also have records of the vinegar.

Experience teaches slowly , and at the cost of mistakes . Janes Anthony Froude , British historian.

It meant, as historian Carl Mitcham says, that "mass production was unthinkable to the classical mind, and not just for technical reasons. "

You can begain with comparing the work of the historian with the work of the politician.

Ramachandra Guha, an Indian historian, says his country must improve its education system and create millions of jobs.

Niall Ferguson, a famous economic historian, coined a new word, Chimerica, to describe the close ties between our two countries.

And it was indeed decided. A historian noted that after Bouvines, no one would dare to wage a war against King Philip.

If this is in the affirmative, a historian and what should be guided by the theory that the guidance of history?

The secret testimony was given in June 1975 and released by order of a US judge following a historian's request.

It's artist's job to create sunshine when there isn't any---Roman Rolland, French dramatist, novelist, essayist, art historian.

His story is told in the chapter entitled Biography of the Assassins in Sima Qian's Records of the Grand Historian.

"Many maritime families in Salem supported the slavery system in one way or another, " says Salem historian Jim McAllister.

Korean history. The historian calls " ancient Korea " era this phase of early historical stages of Korea S.

Frederick Jackson Turner, admiring historian of Manifest Destiny, called them "a fair, blank page" .

i can't help watching them, it's so interesting and it help me for my studies as historian!

Moving through the standard list of defenses, we come to the Roman historian Suetonius.

Mr. Wei-Qingyuan, the well-known historian, had made important contributions for his research on Gaogong in Ming Dynasty.

As Timothy Garton Ash puts it: it is both a historian's dream and a diplomat's nightmare.

Sallustius was a statesman and historian of Roman Republic.

In late 2008, I was made aware of Deng's article by historian He Shu, who has repeatedly quoted it in his own writing.

Franç ois Crouzet, a French historian, calls the search for an explanation "somehow akin to the quest for the Holy Grail" .

That is the essence of the "imperial overstretch" Paul Kennedy, a Yale historian, describes in his The Rise and Fall of Great Powers.

A historian at Ohio State University argues yes in a new book called "American Homicide. "

David Blight is a historian at Yale University in Connecticut and an expert on the Civil War.

Texas state historian has said that the state flower, the bluebonnet, "is to Texas what the shamrock is to Ireland. "

The historian says he lived another 15 years, "weary, bored and a partial recluse. "

This story is from Records of the Historian. This phrase Calling a Stag a Horse means making black white.

The Greek historian Strabo writes that " they extended their empire even as far as the Seres (China) and the Phryni" .

By including blacks, Lincoln expanded "the borders of freedom, " says historian Tom Schwartz.

Here are 10 more ways consumers are bad at math, with an assist from historian and author William Poundstone.

Both arguments were uttered not by devoutBuddhist monks, but by a physicist and an historian.

McCoy, the historian, noted that "longtime standing" was a common K. G. B.

This book is a catalogue of the exhibition of paintings by the Chinese art historian and artist, Professor Wan Qingli.

Officials from the shrine will today meet a leading conservative historian to discuss the alterations.

As a historian of Philosophy, his interest is the study of History of Modern Chinese Philosophy.

Dominique de Villepin, the former prime minister, is a prolific poet and Napoleonic historian.

In the investigation of the past, the historian must also be autonomous.

A few years ago, historian Arnold Toynbee said that the world was suffering a huge spiritual crisis.

Historical material is the unique bridge between historian and historical events.

No historian doubts the importance of John Bright; it is just that he has slipped out of the popular consciousness.

Beside, Collingwood assimilated the thought of dither and croce, who are famous historian.

"Humans have never, ever opted for slower, " points out the historian Stephen Kern.

On Saturday, historian Dominic Sandbrook described how in the Seventies feminists helped to reverse the traditional concepts of gender.

Alfred Chandler, the great business historian, died in May.

Many can bear adversity, but few contempt---Thomas Fuller, English churchman and historian.

Fang Yizhi is an outstanding natural historian, and thinker.

He was not only a famous political activist, an enlightenment thinker, but also a well-known Chinese educator and a historian.

A good wife and health is a man's best wealth---Thomas Fuller, English churchman and historian.

One Victorian historian described the culture as "foully licentious" .

writes the US historian Bruce Cumings. "He is thinking, get me out of here. "

Matt Dallek is a political historian at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington.

"This is a highly rare step to have military leaders come to brief the parliament, " said Hasan Askari Rizvi, a military historian.

A historian says class-based natural selection caused the Industrial Revolution.

Huang Zongzhi is one of the most famous legal historian.

Theopompus of Chios, a Greek historian called this land beyond the ocean as "Meropis" .

The historian Livy thought the Roman empire started to decay when cooks acquired celebrity status.