"historical reflections" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to thoughts or considerations about the past. For example, "She offered some thoughtful historical reflections about the legacy of colonialism."
GREENBURGH "Historical Reflections," paintings and drawings by Hank Kearsley.
The most significant part of the tribute to Hayes was not Hill's eloquence, or the Rev. Jesse Jackson's poignant historical reflections on Hayes, or McKissick's passion.
"An almost narcissistic didacticism" seems a pretty fair assessment of Vollmann's rambling historical reflections on Cicero, John Brown and Leon Trotsky, among others.
Vidal henceforth divided his energies between historical "reflections" and satirical "inventions"; between Founding Fathers and violent sex fiends; between the worlds of Aaron Burr, the hero of the second (and juiciest) American Chronicle, and Raymond Burr, one of many pop-culture names dropped throughout the pages of "Duluth" (1983), a deranged fantasia in which life imitates bad television.
What's more: It seems timely to be reading this as contemporary events overshadow historical reflections, provoked by the seizure of one of the last remaining urban parks in central Istanbul – reclaimed to build a shopping mall – and the revolt of its citizens against what they perceive as authoritarian rule.
The article deals of some historical reflections on architecture and building and about their opposition.
This is not a moment for historical reflection in Iran.
"A confused show" the French daily newspaper Le Monde weighed in, "devoid of any historical reflection".
Bradlee's steam engine mystique has at times distracted chroniclers from decent historical reflection.
First, the alternative, Jeffersonian tradition has been undermined by the last few decades of historical reflection.
You can make links with university departments, and scarcely a week goes by without medical headlines that invite historical reflection".
