Sentence examples similar to use historian from inspiring English sources

This definition is quite similar to the one US historian Michael Kazin uses in his seminal book The Populist Persuasion: An American History.

He has had little use for historians who defend Federalists like Noah Webster.

It was a similar tactic used by historian Mary Beard, who "outed" several trolls who made derogatory comments and threats against her on Twitter.

Mr. Tooker used a historian's consciousness of what was significant, Mr. Longmire said in an interview at his home here.

My colleague John Magrath, who acts as Oxfam's unofficial institutional memory, reckons one answer is to make more use of historians and anthropologists, who are comfortable with a long-term perspective.

Near the end of the two-hour session, a student raised her hand and asked Bol what he meant by a phrase he'd used, "the historian's mind-set".

But one Lithuanian prosecutor says the information passed on to his office is of more use to historians and archivists than to courts of law.In this section Who's in charge?

The aim of the Darwin Manuscripts Project is to create and distribute digital copies of Darwin's manuscripts suitable for use by historians, digital copies that preserve all information appearing in the originals.

The name "the Peasants Revoltt" emerged in the 18th and early 19th centuries, and its first recorded use by historians was in John Richard Green's Short History of the English People in 1874.

These diaries were meant to be maintained by each element of the AIF as a record of its activities for later use by historians, but at the time most units recorded few details.

These historic catalogs are still in use by historians at the BOA: Hatt-ı Hümâyûn Tasnifi is the catalog of the hatt-ı hümayuns belonging to the Âmedi Kalemi.