Sentence examples for established historians from inspiring English sources
Yet several established historians, among them Joachim Fest, are in no doubt that the Berne game marked the psychological turnaround - sparking the energy and the sense of togetherness that were needed to build the new country.
Nolte wrote that "radical revisionists have presented research which, if one is familiar with the source material and the critique of the sources, is probably superior to that of the established historians of Germany".
"As a satire, it has certainly hit the spot, particularly among some of the more established historians in the field," Peters told the Guardian.
Artist and activist Michael Render, popularly known as Killer Mike, will host a series of conversations with established historians to explore some of the most pivotal events of the era.
And wouldn't you rather rely on an established historian who is also the former editor of the journal Diplomatic History?
More recently, however, in the allocation of priorities for the development of the high-pressure steam engine, the simultaneity of Evans' work with that of the British genius Richard Trevithick has been established, and historians have accorded proper credit for his pioneering of the assembly line.
Lincoln: A Biography", by Ronald White junior, an academic and established Lincoln historian, will be among the most substantial new entrants.
18th-century historians established a picture of Edward as an able, if ruthless, monarch, conditioned by the circumstances of his own time.
It is being sponsored by the Fund for the Translation of Jewish Literature (established by the historian Lucy S. Dawidowicz) and the National Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Mass.
This is plain wrong, as Alan Brinkley, Robert Dallek, and many other historians have established.
Historians have established the Catholic Church's links to and support of the Argentine military during its reign of terror.
