Meanings of distinguished historian in English

Take now the evidence of the distinguished historian and publicist, Mr. W.E.H.

MISCELLANEOUS.-Themost distinguished historian of the times is James Anthony Froude (b.

This is a most interesting book by a distinguished historian.

That distinguished historian and antiquarian began his career under Charlet.

J. T. Headley, the distinguished historian of the Civil War, and received the following letter:

Of late years the Sophists have found an enthusiastic defender in the distinguished historian of Greece.

This man is a distinguished historian.

Sir Martin Gilbert, who has died aged 78, was a distinguished historian and the official biographer of Winston Churchill.

After seven months of Clinton and Lewinsky, the distinguished historian of the Kennedy years, Arthur Schlesinger, could take no more.

I cannot associate with the interests of literature a name more worthy than that of Mr. Froude, the scholar and distinguished historian.]

In 1981 Taylor, a distinguished historian who "knew little kindness" in her early years and had been perpetually unhappy, broke down and commenced analysis.

Several distinguished historians have been kind enough to agree that this is a good choice.

This crisis, which might have deprived us of one of our most distinguished historians, had an upside.

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