Sentence examples for published by him from inspiring English sources

Former slaves who joined the post-Civil War working class began to publish their stories later in the 19th century, often articulating their disillusionment with specious promises of freedom in the North in the manner of Norvel Blair's Book for the People…Life of Norvel Blair, of Grundy County, State of Illinois, Written and Published by Him (1880).

This year has seen three books published by him, which makes me feel a little ashamed.

One of the earliest tabulations of the day-to-day positions of the heavenly bodies was Ephemerides, compiled by the German astronomer Regiomontanus and published by him in Nürnberg in 1474.

The writer states that Mary Welsh Hemingway's eagerness to market her late husband helped create products which tended to obscure the body of work published by him in his lifetime.

Previously, the Unitas Confession (1535), introduced by Martin Luther and published by him at Wittenberg as a sign of agreement between Lutherans and Utraquists, had been presented to Emperor Ferdinand I for legal recognition, but without success.

He cut out the more particular references to the previous picnic (they may be found in the facsimile of the original manuscript, later published by him as Alice's Adventures Underground in 1886) and added some additional stories, told to the Liddells at other times, to make up a volume of the desired length.

He closed the case on 22 December 1945, declaring that "in regard to the particularly inoffensive character of the drawings published by Remi, bringing him before a war tribunal would be inappropriate and risky".

According to a note by Mr Humphrey published by the Financial Times, GSK assured him the allegations were unfounded.

Robbie Williams says he was upset by unflattering photos of him published by a newspaper.

An article published by the New Times LA described him as "a skeleton covered in thin skin".

In a statement published by police, Fiona Wilson described him as a "much-loved husband, father, brother and grandfather".