Sentence examples for foreign historians from inspiring English sources
Foreign historians refuse to take this country seriously.
Not all of the foreign historians the Russians invited came.
Interestingly, Mr. Gryseels said he had received strong expressions of support for his project from foreign historians and social scientists.
James was being unfair in singling out foreign historians, because the critic who had provoked his ire was, admirably, a Briton.
Ranke's concept and writing of history predominated in German historiography up to World War I and even after; it also influenced a great many distinguished foreign historians who studied in Germany.
Though many Uighurs claim to be the indigenous people of the region, foreign historians say the Uighurs did not migrate from the Mongolian steppes to what is now Xinjiang until the 10th century.
It provides an excellent and up-to-date first bite at the apple for the foreign layman and foreign historian alike.
Anna K. Nelson, a foreign policy historian at American University, said she and other researchers had been puzzled in recent years by the number of documentspulled from the archives with little explanation.
In a reply unearthed by W. Taylor Fain, a foreign-policy historian, Rusk raged that he could not believe that "free aspirins and false teeth were more important than Britain's role in the world".The American's disbelief rings slightly false.
The documentation released through the Foreign Relations of the United States series and the hundreds of thousands of pages of information released annually through the Freedom of Information and systematic review processes provide richness and detail about United States foreign policy to historians, political scientists and interested citizens unmatched by any other government.
MADRID — It was "the golden age of foreign correspondents," the historian Hugh Thomas wrote, a period in the late 1930s when the literary elite descended on Spain armed with a lust for adventure and belief in a cause.
