Sentence examples for historians link from inspiring English sources

Not all economists and historians link the shortening of hours to labor agitation.

Mr. Stora, the historian, linked pieds noirs like Mr. Pujol, Ms. Simon-Nicaise and Mr. Scotto with anti-Castro Cubans, dreaming of their lost home.

I'm not comparing," he quickly added, "but there's a new generation that wants an explanation". Stora, the historian, linked pieds-noirs like Pujoland Scotto with anti-Castro Cubans, dreaming of their lost home.

Historians frequently link the reversal of the policy of salutary neglect with the conclusion of the French and Indian War (1754 63) and the desire by many in Parliament to recoup the considerable costs of defending the colonies with British forces through revenue-generating enforcement of trade restrictions.

Other historians saw links to the Bismarckian technique of using foreign policy excursions to stifle domestic reform, a technique dubbed "social imperialism".

But in his 2002 book "Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism, and the Politics of Identity," historian Nicholas Goodrick-Clinks links the symbol to decorative Merovingian discs in the early medieval period.

The historian Mark Geiger links the rise of bushwhacking to a failed scheme by Missouri Confederates to finance their rebellion against the state's Unionist government; when the rebellion collapsed, many of its members – drawn largely from Missouri's well-off, slave-owning class – were left with enormous debts.

Thus while the German historian Wolfgang Schivelbusch links the advent of the light bulb to the beginning of corporate capitalism in his history of electricity, "Disenchanted Night" (University of California Press, 1988), he is careful not to hold one development responsible for the other, suggesting instead that they mirrored each other.

While each of these momentous events has been chronicled in histories of the war, historian Diana Preston links them for the first time, revealing the dramatic stories behind each through the eyes of those who were there, whether making the decisions or experiencing their effect -- Provided by publisher.

The company DuPont and many industrial historians dispute a link between nylon and hemp.

Most historians will inextricably link Mr. Bradlee's legacy to the Post and its courageous journalism during and after Watergate.