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Meanings of annalist in anglès
Usage of annalist in anglès
1
Fit subjects these, indeed, for the social annalist in times to come.
2
The settlement whose annalist I have been has had much to struggle with.
3
This annalist had access to original documents of great interest.
4
Like the Iroquois, also, they have not lacked an annalist of their own race.
5
They seem to have clung to the title of annalist though they had outgrown the character.
6
But Azurara was more than a moralizing annalist.
7
The quaint old Puritan annalist, James Blake, wrote as a preface to his book of records:
8
From the general character now given justice requires that we except Abdallatif, the annalist of Egyptian affairs.
9
The history of the event is preserved for us by Eginhard, the secretary and annalist of Charlemagne.
10
In the words of the annalist "a crop of many kinglets sprang up over Europe."
11
Piracy, which ran in the Thanet blood, seemed to their good easy local annalist a regrettable peccadillo.
12
The annalist of the Hotel-Dieu was not less sympathetic, but there was hope in her utterance: 'M.
13
No limiting facts about Babaji's family or birthplace, dear to the annalist's heart, have ever been discovered.
14
The annalist of the Blackwoods has given the last note to the publisher, written very near the end:-
15
The first annalist of Iceland of whom we have any remains was Ari the Wise (b.
16
They had conquered in France and Palestine, and left a memorable name to the annalist of his country.
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