Sentence examples for first two centuries from inspiring English sources

The Hudson's Bay Company engaged in the fur trade during its first two centuries of existence.

Many Thousands Gone: The First Two Centuries of Slavery in North America By Ira Berlin.

During its first two centuries Lithuania's political union with Poland consisted of a loose alliance based on a joint ruler.

In the first two centuries of the Common era, Christianity and various baptismal sects also began to expand into Mesopotamia.

In the first two centuries of the Christian Era, however, a series of different answers to this question developed.

This coherent but complex body of Thomistic doctrine was critically examined in the first two centuries after Aquinas's death.

They incessantly resorted to rebellion and, as a result, were virtually wiped out during the first two centuries of Islam.

The marks of an economic boom during the first two centuries of the Christian era have not gone away.

But for the first two centuries after the Reformation this new dynamo of individualism operated inside a still generally accepted body of Christian discipline.

During the first two centuries of Roman occupation, the islands were allowed to coin their own money, send delegations to Rome, and control domestic affairs.

It does not seem that the Romans pursued a policy of deliberate "Romanization" of their Spanish provinces, at least for the first two centuries of their presence there.