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Historians looking back on our time, I suspect, will have no doubt that the arrival of email was a good thing.

However, since the last century since the 80's, some economic historians and economists point to such a challenge.

Historians used zen with a primary sense of "in total defiance of any legal restraint" or "with outrageous disregard of one's proper duty" .

Historians are not sure who his father was. One story says he may have been James Hamilton, a poor businessman from Scotland.

Up to now, historians have assumed that calendars came into being with the advent.

Many Asian historians say that was the result of an unfair treaty forced upon the Korean kingdom.

Most historians have had their own Alexander, and a view of him which is one-sided is bound to have missed the truth.

Some historians say that it is possible that the cake got its name from the traditional costume worn by women in the Black Forest Region.

Interestingly, upon hindsight today, despite her faults, many historians view her to had been a capable and attentive leader on the whole.

He said he hopes the book will be a tool for historians evaluating his presidency.

Future science historians will mark the beginning of the 21st century as a time when robots took their place beside human scientists.

Historians suspect that it was accidentally discovered when our ancestors' grain stores were drenched with rain and fermented by the Sun.

He took his time; after all, historians, alpinists, journalists and the simply curious had waited over seventy-five years for this moment.

Luckily for her, there is a good amount of material for historians to get their teeth into and she has taken full advantage of it.

Trying to Analyze the Structure Features of Historical Thought of Historians.

Other leading historians said the need for such a law might be understandable in Germany but not in France.

Historians say the claim is bizarre, as it would not allow for any historical study of any totalitarian regime.

Despite his neglect by historians, LordTownshend's views seem to have had substantial influence in his day.

In years to come, economists and historians might hark back to this week as the moment the balance of world power tipped toward China.

For that achievement, some historians say Dr. Roberts deserves to be recognized as the inventor of the personal computer.

In the eyes of science historians, Darwin's most consequential claim was that the discontinuous face of life as a whole was an illusion.

According to certain historians, the first Roman contact with silk was that of the legions of the governor of Syria, Crassus.

Historians used to think that the name came from that of a legendary king, Italo.

Historians often regard the latter part of the 19th century as a time of great "flowering" in the evolution of medicine.

HISTORIANS may one day label the first two years of Barack Obama's presidency as the most activist in economic policy of post-war history.

What I'm going to show you is how historians read this text precisely by putting it back in its ancient context.

Diaspora Armenians are especially incensed by a plan for a joint commission of historians to investigate the events leading up to 1915.

Historians note that it was the 1931 failure of an Austrian bank, Credit Anstalt, that ushered in the worst phase of the Great Depression.

Some historians give us a crash course in how we got to the current standoff over the nation's possible default.

Works of several historians reveal the moral compromises made by the nation's early leaders and the fragile nature of the country's infancy.

Historians have to understand the political, economic, and intellectual conditions that brought about positivism, old and new.

Most historians also said to have great expectations, hope metrological historiography through to its completion of history science.

Fifthly, the so-Called "liberation" of Babylon by Cyrus and Alexander is only a false story made by the ruling class and historians.

Our poets, playwrights, novelists, historians, biographers and musicians were all underwritten by copyright's markets.

Some historians believe that the long- term exposure to lead was a major health risk for the Romans.

Historians say Leonardo was one of the most skillful lyre players in all of Italy.

But the plan backfired, with modern-day historians claiming that Versailles was a key factor in the lead-up to World War II.

To this day, Turkey does not accept this recounting of the events, even though most genocide scholars and historians agree on this view.

The beginning of the war is unconfirmed because historians debate when the first real battle was fought.

As economic historians can tell you, this is an old story, not that different from dozens of similar crises over the centuries.

Historians have remarked that here Darwin anticipated the modern concept of an ecological niche.

He added fictitious details to make it more lively, but modern historians have confirmed the basic accuracy of his writing.

Historians estimate that up to 4. 5 million people rode the Sky Ride before it was taken down after the fair's closing.

and only historians with a great bias can ascribe such reflections to Napoleon and his marshals, or such plans to the Russian generals.

Given the deception practiced by Big Tobacco, how are the historians who work for tobacco attorneys able to blame the smokers?

The cause of her death is still mysterious even to historians.

Most historians in ancient and modern times believe that Guoyu was the representative of the historical books in opinion record style.

By correlating markings made in various parts of the world, historians have been able to read this difficult code.

Historians have been debating this question for almost as long. They often disagree on the answers.

Only recently have historians devoted themselves to describing the new modes of life to which the city gave rise.

In other words, the ideology could well feature strongly in future historians' account of the current recession.

Historians say few scrip notes were counterfeited, in part because many didn't circulate long enough to get a racket up and running.

Another group of historians had an alternate explanation for the appearance of population growth.

And when the painting is the portrait of a historical figure, should the right of posterity be considered , as the historians claimed?

The Archive's mission is to help preserve those artifacts and create an Internet library for researchers, historians, and scholars.

To date archaeologists and historians have located ruins of roughly a dozen royal estates built by at least six Inca kings.

Yet historians recall how the Ottoman empire, for many years "the sick man of Europe" , crumbled to dust after the first world war.

On the other, he does not regard morality, as some historians might, only as one factor among others, to be understood dispassionately.

Since the Study of History became an independent discipline, historians have pursued their goal to make it more scientific.

Historians may come to see the decline of the newspaper as the death-knell for the nation-state as we knew it.

Many historians believe that the history of India subcontinent experienced darkness in the Middle Ages, and the only light was Xuan Zang.

Historians tell us that the modern Zodiac with its 12 sun signs was invented by the Babylonians , who lived thousands of years ago.

Historians still cannot explain why John Adams -- a man who did not like or trust Alexander Hamilton -- kept the three cabinet secretaries.

To explain why the great European witch-hunt took place, historians have done a lot of research on its social context and legal foundations.

Whether the minority literature can enter the history of literature or not is what some modem literal historians pay much attention.

Historians have known for some time that the Great Leap Forward resulted in one of the world's worst famines.

It is only fairly recently that historians have begun to investigate the question.

When historians look back at the era that is now closing, they will see a time of private achievement and public disappointment.

The first metal to be used for tools and weapons was copper, its early metallurgy has been discussed by many historians of metallurgy.

Today, at least 40 out of the 57 laws have been fully interpreted and related to historians and scholars.

It may be surprising to know that they might have never existed except in the minds of Greek poets and historians!

Historians would capitalize the "d" in debate and place the word "Great" in front of it.

Just as with email today, some worried that, by replacing letters, the telephone would deprive future historians of material.

Britain is one of the typical countries in the world history. Its history has attracted a lot of interest of many historians.

An expert committee viewed it as part of a continuum of penance and awareness that historians say began with the Auschwitz trials.

His random , elliptical , occasionally emotional manner of conversation was bound to shock, and mislead, the historians .

Some historians focus on such specialized topics as the history of science, of an ethnic group, or of a city.

Historians will be digging through the rubble of that economic and political experiment for years.

The Tea Party is peddling a version of the constitution's intent and origins that most historians do not recognise.

Historians generally agree that Lincoln suffered from clinical depression, part of a lifelong struggle with mental health issues.

In fact, a lot of historians don't like him because he tends to read scripture allegorically in different places.

When historians look back to the moment when the post-Cold Warreign of American power ended they may well settle on 2010 as a crucial year.

Many historians say that the Battle of Gettysburg was the Civil War's turning point toward Union victory.

American historians of science that Sutton evaluation of the dai is the entire world is one of the most outstanding math books.

Few historians have dared compress the story of this extraordinary enterprise into a single volume.

Historians speak of Alexander as "the Great" ; Scripture merely calls him a goat's horn.

In response, Zhao Yi called on historians to "test their non-real, since the correction should be, and the straight pen the book. "

Berkeley Plantation in Charles County, Virginia, is the site of a feast in 1619 considered by some historians to be the first Thanksgiving.

In fact, it's giving them way more power and authority than most of us historians think they actually had at this point.

Future economic historians will probably regard Wim Duisenberg, his predecessor, more kindly than his contemporaries have done.

Why did ancient Chinese historians initially consider Fu Xi as just a legend?

Both of these were asserted later, by male historians and philosophers and by the Victorians, who loved a saucy romance.

Most economic historians and international economists I know believe a monetary union would fail unless it develops into a fiscal union.

And although historians are finding them quite difficult to date, they do believe that they were built somewhere around the 10th century.

Even historians tell us that in the earliest years of the church, all baptism was by immersion.

Historians are only today discovering the richness of this tradition and its specificity as compared to western tradition.

Prescott, Motley, and Parkman, the historians, conceived vast schemes, and carried them out to the limit of their powers.

Historians will interpret the period we are living in as the transition from the economic phase of globalisation to its political phase.

For economic historians, Richard Nixon's place in history is secure.

Mr Chandler was the dean of American business historians, the man who more or less invented the history of the big corporation.

If no experimental physicists efforts, theoretical physicist saw the experimental phenomena and historians see historical events as well.

In her scarce spare time, Cico trains for marathons and gets her company to support athletes, artists and historians in Brazil.

Still, most historians put Bush near the bottom when they rank the presidents.

Historians say that the Islands were used by pirates, slave-ships, and other seafarers during the period Ricoy and his men were in Salkeld.

Food historians tell us the word "buffet" appears first in France, then England, soon spreading throughout Europe, in the 18th century.

historians have been able to read this difficult code.

Subsequent Spanish historians, intrigued by the existence of a fountain of youth in the New World, kept the story going.

The views of historians as to the true nature of the colonisation of Australia vary.

Compared with foreign and domestic municipal historians on the question of the Republic of China is more weak number.

Historians have trawled the archives searching for a real Robin, sadly without much luck.

In art as everywhere else, commentators and historians are desperate to understand China.

In a new ranking of US presidents by 65 historians, President Bush came in fifth from the bottom.

Both Jewish historians, communist leaders, newspaper articles and reports from the time of The Revolution are used as source material.

Historians also talk of a "Porcelain Route" or "Silk Route" across the Indian Ocean.

Historians criticise the factual basis of many of his claims about the publishing industry, about economic history and bourgeois culture.

American historians set to work as European archives were opened to discover the causes of the war.

When referring to these empires, historians have difficulty, as the native people did not have a unified name for themselves.

Dance historians usually mark the appearance of the twist in the mid 1960s as the end of social partner dancing.

I've read from some Chinese guys that they have massive accounts of these characteristics, that historians have worked it only lightly.

if historians consider something to be meaningful, then it is meaningful and that is all there is to it.

Usually, he added, we do not find out until after a president leaves office and historians can read his records or memoirs.

Then he pauses and talks on, very surprisingly, about the "might have beens" that historians love to debate.

Of course, a great number of people made the history. But the historians seem only to be interested in those royal families and barons.

During the 1900's, however, European and American historians began to emphasize the importance of social and economic forces in history.

Problem child historians But, in contrast, it is only in modern times that Galileo has become a problem child for historians of science.

History scholars also need such a batch of experimental historians.

With the exception of a few deluded Marxists, historians know that their work cannot be used to predict the future.

Biographical historians , and historians writing of separate nations, understand this force as a power residing in heroes and sovereigns.

eg. NBR members include educators, historians and film industry professionals, and its awards can portend winners at the Oscars.

Historians believe that it was built around the 12th century by the then King Surtavarman II.

By the common verdict of historians, even most German ones, Hitler was a ruthless adventurer bent on conquest and plunder.

If a forgettable U. S. president dies a month after taking office, do historians still have to write books about him?

However, historians have argued that the lessons could have been predicted, and the lives of brave soldiers were wasted.

Of course, some historians have refused to work for Big Tobacco, on the grounds of those same scholarly standards.

Historians say that's partly true and that many Soviets and East Europeans saw Bulgaria as the West.

After speaking to marketers, social historians, parents, psychologists and doctors, Orenstein found there was cause to worry.

Our evaluations take into account a number of factors, some of them admittedly subjective, including opinions of historians.

The most detailed descriptions of the gardens come from Greek historians. There is no mention of them in ancient Babylonian records.

Ironically, historians assume a lot of movies, especially Marcus will want to return to the concept of the Old Republic.

Over the years, historians and medical experts have tried to explain the cause of Poe's death.

Recent claims that the Taj Mahal is in danger of collapsing sparked panic among historians and archeologists worldwide.

Historians scoff at plenty of assumptions in this film, especially the notion that Marcus would have wanted a return to the old Republic.

Some popular historians are studying menus as a very special kind of documentation of America's love of eating out.

A trilateral historians' commission has been set up to start examining their mutual histories.

In the end, scientists and historians must always weigh their desire to know more with the damage such inquiry would cause.

Many older Russian historians appear to agree that the panel, and its brief of fighting revisionism, is a good thing.

To this day, and despite the scores of books on the subject, the affair that rocked and divided France fascinates historians.

In this 100th anniversary year, we asked one of the world's best-known naval aviation historians for his Top-Ten list. See if you agree.

Besides, Darwin is considered by some historians to have not confirm the achievements that formers did to evolutionism duly.

Like historians, we were unmistakably on the side of what had actually happened.

Tea and Opium is an important book of global history, a Chinese response to the global history research as espoused by historians worldwide.

This course is designed to acquaint students with a variety of approaches to the past used by historians writing in the twentieth century.

Economic historians generally agree that Roosevelt did attempt to rein in the deficit prematurely by raising taxes in 1936.

Historians and sociologists say that socialist ideology once was a bedrock of Chinese patriotism and support of the government.

But the same cannot be said for Gordon Brown, it seems, as historians have already delivered their verdict.

The early 20th century was a key period for Chinese historians to further develop their "world consciousness" .

Historians have never reached some general agreement about the precise causes of the Civil War in the United States .

He also offers historians an interesting glimpse into slave resistance when he confronts Covey, the overseer.

Some historians believe that Stonehenge was a temple, the site of ancient sacrifices and rituals.

Much has been made by poet and Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg and other historians over the notion that Lincoln was a serial pardoner.

Centuries ago, historians came up with a classic theory to explain the rise and decline of nations.

Glori's interpretation of the painting's background has overthrown the view of many historians that the background is fictitious.

Economists and historians disagree as to what role the crash played in subsequent economic, social, and political events.

The ideas generated by economic historians, let alone anthropologists, are more woolly, with less immediate practical use.

Yet many historians say that accounts from other Soviet archives indicate that the king was indeed blackmailed.

During the periods of Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, minority historians became influential among mainstream historians.

much of it is of interest to historians.

Host Colin Campbell guides each expedition as viewers peer over the shoulders of diggers , scientists and historians at work.

And while the presidency tends to bring couples closer, historians say, it also tends to thrust them back to more traditionbound behavior.

Historians today call Woodson the father of the scientific study of black history.

Historians know that Aeschylus won at least thirteen of these contests during his life.

The following article by Milton Greenberg is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

Relying on this basis and on the subsequent development of history and historians have had a significant impact can not be ignored.

The number four was written in roman numerals, the letters "I" and "V. " However, most historians say that explanation is incorrect.

As such, any answer that we find is essentially just a "best guess" that is based upon estimates made by historians and other experts.

HISTORIANS are often mocked for seeing an inevitability in events that felt like messy happenstance when they actually occurred.

"As historians, we're entering a new age of historical research, " he says.

Agriculture required expertise and detailed recordkeeping, two elements that led directly to the invention of writing, historians say.

Historians now think the crew, whose numbers had diminished inprison through sickness and a suicide, were deserters.

Will historians look back on 2009 and see it as a singular case of international cooperation or the start of something new?

Historians say Mr. Lincoln suffered from what would be recognized today as severe depression.

Actually, historians have to make moral evaluations even since they begin to choose the topics, materials and words they use.

But he is well-supported by evidence, much of it supplied by Israeli historians.

Historians say Congress was also unsure about the loyalties of the Alaska natives -- the Aleuts, Indians and Eskimos.

The following article by David Ellwood is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

The following article by Roger Daniels is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

Many people in the United States blamed Spain (Today, however, many historians believe a malfunction in the ship caused the explosion).

Yet historians have documented the murderous path that Chiang Kai-shek led in his efforts to win, then keep, and ultimately lose power.

Greek playwright back in 500 BC. Many historians consider him the father of Greek tragedies.

In refusing to be obsolete, you challenged and defied the evolutionist historians.

Modern historians argue that when Alexander[8] 's soldiers reached the fertile land of Mesopotamia and saw Babylon, they were impressed.

Have these historians of hearts and souls duties at all inferior to the historians of external facts?

Ancient historians say that were a huge systems of gardens with trees and flowers.

In such a situation, as historians know, accidents can happen.

The following article by Fred Graham is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

However, there are a number of historians insist that old buildings should not be destroyed.

Literary historians of past dynasties use "girly poems" as a general term to evaluate the aesthetic quality of Qin Guan's poems.

So among the individuals out here we have the historians, we have chemist, engineers.

But sometimes, even the most careful historians can lose sight of the truth.

Future historians will be in a unique position when they come to record the history of our own times.

Although the film used realistic explosions, Pearl Harbor historians were underwhelmed with the historical accuracy.

Why, over the past fifteen years, have forty historians wanted to help Big Tobacco?

Contemporary reports of past events are often more interesting than modern historians' views of them.

Among historians of science, that's what is known as a rollicking and auspicious start.

But there is no shortage of observers, some of them historians, who are willing to point out where Bush's presidency went wrong.

And from the pieces of mosaic assembled by historians come the great murals which represent the progress of mankind.

For experimental historians who historical facts is experimental phenomena, history books that experiment report.

The following article by Mark Rose is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

However, the righteous historians always persisted in recording history faithfully and never gave up pursuing authentic history.

The American Dialect Society, founded in 1889, comprises linguists, grammarians , historians and scholars, among others.

Gives concrete examples of historians' own usage of such ideas drawn from a range of cultures, contexts and periods.

Historians have long been puzzled by dots, lines, and symbols which have been engraved on walls, bones, and the ivory tusks of mammoths. x.

In recent weeks French historians have described British troops as fighting "primarily to protect the interests of their empire" .

Historians are like deaf people who go on answering questions that no one has asked them.

A streak of pragmatism, skepticism, and contrariness runs deep in the American character, historians say.

But even the most skeptical historians concede that, around 1984 or so, the Soviets were actually getting the better of the mujahideen.

The museums in Paris attract a lot of tourists from all over the world, whether they are historians, artists or ordinary people.

Critics, including military historians, have described it as a program ofstate-sanctioned torture and murder.

Thus it is no surprise that here too there has been a pronounced shift in how many historians and analysts look at this seminal event.

Only recently have science historians fully analyzed Newton's extensive writings on the subject.

Bush also fares badly in polls of American historians and academics (who are assumed to be more knowledgeable and objective).

Traditionally, though, identifying those trends or movements was predominately the purview of historians.

A disappointment for dinosaur hunters and a relief for historians.

Other historians seek to draw lessons from those actions and thoughts as a guide for decisions and policies today.

Again and again, the early historians of capitalism have-one can hardly use a milder word-falsified history.

So far historians have uncovered no evidence that China was invited to the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896.

WHAT will tomorrow's historians see as the defining economic trend of the early 21st century?

Historians have speculated for years that global environmental changes caused some ancient wars to erupt, or even societies to collapse.

Historians and social scientists have offered various hypotheses, and so far no single explanation has gained general acceptance.

Third, historians before and after Confucius turned much of mythology into historical events and stories.

The fraud was discovered after police monitored payment transactions on well-known websites and by consulting art historians.

In their search for documentary evidence the historians have sometimes overlooked such small trifles as currents and winds.

Let historians never forsake the quest for knowledge in the interests of an ideology, a religion, a race, a nation.

Historians speculate that he may have also fought at Platea in 479 BCE, but there is no conclusive evidence of this.

I found this vision more interesting than the typical view of English historians that their subject was just one thing after another.

For non-China economists and many historians, however, the notion of public storage requires considerable explanation.

Over the years, historians have offered different explanations.

Historians should give a balanced assessment of this great emperor in term of historical development.

Historians, it is fair to say, will probably look back on the past year or so as an epochal moment.

But I want the scientific historians to be clear: scientists had primitive tools and limited information, but they played this one right.

tomorrow's historians will see x as the defining economic trend of the early 21st century?

Contemporary reports of the past events are often more interesting than modern historians'

Scholars in TCM and historians have devoted themselves to the study of epidemical history, made considerable achievement for resent years.

When historians a century from now look back on China's rise to global power, the carrier may stand out as the turning point.

They performed a task superior in social significance to the efforts of the pure historians of the law.

He has sought input from historians and lesser citizens through a process that ended at the weekend.

These historians sometimes refer to this variation of Zoroastrianism as Zurvanism.

His team interviewed historians and speech writers, studied periods of crisis, and listened to past inaugural orations .

It's the growing library of videos that feature spirited, unscripted conversations among historians about notable works.

Historians have always used such explanations when they were appropriate and when there was sufficient evidence for them.