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Meanings of important epoch in English
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Usage of important epoch in English
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The proceedings of this Congress marked an important epoch in our history.
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The year 1844 marks an important epoch in the life of Mrs. Browning.
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Our institutions form an important epoch in the history of the civilized world.
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The interference of Philip forms an important epoch in Grecian affairs.
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The establishment of our institutions forms the most important epoch that history hath recorded.
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Her appearance is an important epoch in our literary history.
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Now came the most important epoch in Mr. Witt's life.
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These works exhibit great originality and mark an important epoch in the history of algebra.
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It was an important epoch in his life, the beginning of a new existence for him.
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Thus, then, we arrive at another important epoch in the history of the origin of Freemasonry.
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This marked an important epoch in his career.
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This event marked an important epoch in his life, if not in the history of the country.
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The luncheon hour was an important epoch of the day in the Langley house in Prince's Gate.
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Each work attempts to give a picture of an important epoch, and to faithfully discuss the period.
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We are now coming to a very important epoch in naval matters, the reign of Edward the Third.
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The dedication of the Matthew T. Scott, Jr., Collegiate Institute marks an important epoch in the history of central eastern Kentucky.
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