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Meanings of national history in English
Russian
история по странам Portuguese
história de um país ou estado Spanish
historia de un pais o estado Catalan
història d'un país o estat History of a particular country.
Synonyms
Examples for "history of a country or state"
Examples for "history of a country or state"
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No history of a country or state is complete without studies of the lives of those men who have made and are making history.
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The general life-history of a State had been the same on either planet.
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One sees the history of a country in the faces of its men.
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Roots is the story of a history of a country.
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When we speak of the history of a country we usually refer to its statesmen.
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Therefore this renascence, in its most profound features, concerns less the archæology or the architecture than the history of a country.
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The essayist does not usually appear early in the literary history of a country: he comes naturally after the poet and the chronicler.
Usage of national history in English
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His is one of the few pathetic figures in our national history.
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Of this national history the Book of Genesis forms the introductory section.
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The Crimean War inaugurated a new epoch in the national history.
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It puts women back into our national history as active participants.
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Such advocates neither understand the national history nor the English character.
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Each period of our national history has had its special challenges.
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But is anyone going to physically dismantle a plant so steeped in national history?
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Some criticise the focus on national history as a "little England" approach.
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To whom belong the shining purple pages in the great book of national history?
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On the same principle the Romans chose the heroes and heroines of their national history.
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Thenceforth he was an important factor in national history.
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Perhaps he saw traces of national peculiarities, if not of national history, in the circumstances.
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There is a long chapter in our national history which is not a glorious record.
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They are familiar to every one who knows the simplest elements of our national history.
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We of the West boast of our national history.
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This day and this hour mark the close of a century of our national history.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for national history
Portuguese
Catalan
National history through the time
National history across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common