Meanings of early annals in English

Homer stands in almost solitary grandeur in the early annals of Greece.

This is a famous phrase in the early annals of the slave-trade.

The early annals of our history are not wanting in touching and noble examples of savage heroism.

Hence we find the very earliest literary names in our early annals are those of Christian missionaries.

The Jews have no epic poem to throw a lustre on the early annals of their literature.

These citations bring into view the writer who has most copiously recorded the early annals of Acadia-MarcLescarbot.

As regards this, however, a critical attitude would be inconsistent with a candid reference to the early annals of any biographer.

Among the names of many of the first settlers of Harrodsburgh, are those that are found most prominent in the early annals of Kentucky.

Events in the early annals of this old city recounted in pleasant familiar fashion by a grandfather who visits the famous spots with the boys.

The Captain has been a natural and inveterate pioneer, and few citizens of the State have figured more prominently or proudly in its early annals.

Boone, The First Settler Of Kentucky; Interspersed With Incidents In The Early Annals Of The Country.