Sentence examples for collections of papers from inspiring English sources
He also edited collections of papers for the Camden Society and from 1891 was editor of the English Historical Review.
A further difficulty is the unreliability of most collections of papers, letters, and other memorabilia edited before the 20th century.
Archives are collections of papers, documents, and photographs (often unpublished or one-of-a-kind), and sometimes other materials that are preserved for historical reasons.
The paddle, part of the university's Wittliff Collections of papers and artifacts from Southwestern literature, was used by Mr. Graves on a trip down the Brazos River in 1957.
Morgenthau's response: "In the words of your son Johnny, 'So what?' " Beschloss records the progress of this long argument with little comment of his own, relying on the participants' own words drawn from a voluminous record including more than 50 collections of papers, some privately held.
(Influential collections of papers on this debate include Carruthers and Smith, eds. 1996; Davies and Stone, eds. 1995a, 1995b).
These include a Chinese pagoda, libraries, galleries, laboratories, collections of paper and all things made from plants, even a Royal Palace where George III experienced his celebrated madness.
Even the Warner Brothers "Matrix" Web site contains a growing collection of papers by academic philosophers: (whatisthematrix.warnerbros.com/rl_cmp/new_phil_main.html).html
Modern Republicans detest Keynes; Mr. Mankiw is the editor of a collection of papers titled "New Keynesian Economics".
