Meanings of brief chronicle in English

She ran a hand along the few feet of personal history, her brief chronicle of taste.

There is here a large hall, containing a brief chronicle of the progress of painting from Cimabue to-CarloDolce!

It is not the purpose of this brief chronicle to follow Mr. Bowers in his professional diagnosis of the locality.

The memoir abounds in felicities of expression, and is the best brief chronicle yet made of rare Ben and his poetry.

Many scores of other cultures occurred, separated often by long ages of barbarism, but they must be ignored in this brief chronicle.

A brief chronicle shows that while he could be rightly angry at the UK, he never equated British democracy with the Provisional IRA.

It is a story Homeric, almost incredible in its details and so often repeated that it can be only touched upon in this brief chronicle.

PUNCHINELLO finds nothing to make his weekly abstract and brief chronicle of this asylum for elderly and uninteresting lunatics about without making it too weakly.

But most of all, perhaps, their brief chronicles as a distinct political phenomenon illustrate the profound problem of self-government in mankind.

Do you hear, let them be well used, for they are the abstract and brief chronicles of the time." He then gave "Mrs.