Meanings of contemporaneous history in anglès

No; it is possible Solo has made a dramatic disappearance from contemporaneous history.'

They do not come out in contemporaneous history with any definiteness; not even accidentally.

At times, contemporaneous history tyrannized over him.

To what new aspects of civilization and fresh phases of contemporaneous history their liberation suddenly introduced them!

Eight hundred and sixty-four of Cicero's letters are extant, and they furnish an inexhaustible treasure of contemporaneous history.

This appears from contemporaneous history.

Even contemporaneous history demonstrates this.

What surprised me was the hold they had on the world, its geography and peoples, and on recent and contemporaneous history.

An intention to extend the law is not only not mentioned in the law, but is not mentioned in any contemporaneous history.

But Fougas' correspondence belongs to contemporaneous history, and here is the letter which he wrote to Clementine on returning to his hotel:

Many persons very little acquainted with contemporaneous history, fancy that during the whole duration of Bailly's administration, Paris was quite a cut-throat place.

Contemporaneous history touched him as briefly, but not as gently.