This copious, lively history treats the game, and the qualities it demands, as characteristically American.
This copious,lively history treats the game, and the qualities itdemands, as characteristically American.
No mention of it was made in the copious dynastic history, Yuanshi, and casual references in the collected works of contemporary writers were few.
After a feast of harira, tagine, couscous and copious wine, histories were shared and stories told.
That's when O'Reilly started demonstrating his copious knowledge of history!
Drawing on copious new research, Staging History reexamines extraordinary theatrical works of the period to show the role they played in shaping popular interpretations of history.
Although the storm mostly dissipated in the South China Sea, Utor's remnant moisture later contributed in part to Peninsular Malaysia's worst flood event in recorded history, as copious amounts of precipitation fell over a short, four day period.
In the copious annals of Yankees postseason history, not many compare.
"Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the 20th Century," written by the rock journalist Greil Marcus and published in 1989, time-travels on the wings of philosophy, history, conjecture and copious research to visit parallel movements of cultural rebellion.
The literature of the subject which in 1900 was limited to two textbooks, a few collections of lectures and essays, and a small number of histories and biographies became copious and varied by the late 20th century.
