Meanings of historical footnote in English

Habu Shogi is actually quite an interesting historical footnote.

I hear this got started from a historical footnote.

The win could either be a large historical footnote or the natural progression from much improvement at under-age.

A few human-driven extinctions might seem like just a sad historical footnote, but it's far more than that.

Hitler, whose political star was on the wane by the late 1920s, would have been a historical footnote .

He owes this auspicious historical footnote to the unfortunate demise of his father, King Ngwane V, aged 23, while dancing.

It's welcomed by farmers, but would likely have become a historical footnote were it not for a technological caveat: The vaccine is genetically engineered.

At best they become mere historical footnotes.

Everything about the dam fascinated my mother: the immensity, the historical footnotes concerning the construction, the permanence.

Meanwhile, O'Reilly and his White nationalism can be eventually forgotten and like Hamilton's killer Aaron Burr, fade into the historical footnotes.

See Rotunda, Presidents and Ex-Presidents as Witnesses: A Brief Historical Footnote, 1975 U. Ill. L. Forum 1, 5.

Two years ago when Cork and Tipperary last met in the senior hurling championship, the match in Páirc Uí Chaoimh was worth two historical footnotes.