Sentence examples for historical writings from inspiring English sources

Few important historical writings have ever rested on such a slender empirical basis.

Although it is described in historical writings, no pieces or even drawings of it have survived.

In the post-independence period, novels and poems became centred on biographical and historical writings.

Marx's own historical writings are far from a mechanical application of his system.

Morrison is famous for her epic, often historical writings about race, family and identity.

The literary achievements of African Americans included the historical writings of T. Thomas Fortune and George Washington Williams.

Together the two studied alchemy, the kabbalah and the mytho-historical writings Popol Vuh from what is now Guatemala.

His "City of the Sun," one of the great utopias of the modern era, is well-known, but less familiar are Campanella's theological-historical writings, in which he attempted to set up a sort of geopolitics of utopia, through which he sought to make possible, in this world, and under the aegis of the Pope, the transformation that would carry human existence to perfection and happiness.

Stewart shared with Ferguson an interest in the kind of historical (or pseudo-historical) writings to be found in Hobbes' Leviathan and Rousseau's Contrat Social.

Konarski's patriotic attitude also influenced his historical and political writings.

Consequently, his historical and political writings often reveal profound concern and identification with Italy's national and moral character.