Sentence examples for historical letters from inspiring English sources

"The historical letters we encounter were often written by famous, articulate people," he added, "preserved by their recipients and selected for publication".

One is the never-ever-antique Audrey Hepburn, seen in a signed photograph at Kenneth W. Rendell, purveyor of "historical letters, manuscripts and documents," where she shares space with Josephine Baker, Susan B. Anthony and Marie Antoinette.

And unlike most collectors, who had amassed stamps, arrowheads or baseball cards when they were young, Forbes never lost interest in handwritten American historical letters and documents, even after he began to collect the bejeweled fantasies of Fabergé, turn-of-the-century toy boats and toy soldiers, and 19th-century paintings of the American West and the Franco-Prussian War.

dealer in historical letters and documents.

Head over to Letters Of Note's Twitter feed to read more historical letters. .

Read the full note below that was posted to Twitter on Thursday morning by "Letters Of Note," a book of historical letters. .

In his letter to the Guardian last week, Scargill described the disclosure as "the most outrageous smear since the Zinoviev letter" – a reference to the security services faking a famous historical letter calling for insurrection in Britain in 1924.

A private buyer in the U.S. has purchased a historical letter in which Indian independence leader Mohandas K. Gandhi muses about his personal relationship with Jesus and Christianity.

The counters and walls display rare coins, historical documents, letters and historical paintings.

He was also the author of two works of historical fiction; Letters of Pontius Pilate and The Fates are Laughing.

For some 180 years the church has discouraged any kind of discussion of Smith's plural marriages despite the historical evidence – letters and affidavits, temple records and family trees, diaries and deeply personal testimonies.