Among the sins of Richard Nixon few historians count the more than 40 years of failed U.S. ocean policy that has resulted from that placement.
Although most historians count 87 members of the party, Stephen McCurdy in the Western Journal of Medicine includes Sarah Keyes Margret Reed's mother and Luis and Salvador, bringing the number to 90.
Historians count the bible as a valid historical document.
"Historians will count them.
The signal and soaring democratic achievement in the United States during Wilson's time in the White House — affirming the constitutionality of laws doubling the size of the electorate — is little studied by Wilson scholars; in seventeen books about Wilson (not including Berg's, which is more expansive), the historian Victoria Bissell Brown counted an average of six sentences about woman suffrage.
Professor Ferguson's attack has been refuted by too many economists, such as Paul Krugman, and historians to count.
In the minds of all later historians, he counts as the progenitor of the modern spirit of philosophy.
When historians only counted white men as actors, the ASA provided a place for scholars to investigate women's history.
Given enough archival research, historians can conceivably count, with fair accuracy, the frequency with which people of earlier eras killed one another, with this caveat: the farther back you go in time — and the documentary trail doesn't go back much farther than 1300 — the more fragmentary the record and the bigger the dark figure.
To estimate the death count, historians rely on two main sources of information: the daily records of transports to the camp kept by Polish railway master Franciszek Ząbecki and the demographic information regarding the number of people deported from each ghetto to Treblinka.
While expert in their fields, which included zoology and geology, our lecturers did not count a historian among them.
