Meanings of pictorial history in English

Frost's bull-calf alone in pictorial history shows the attitudes.

Sir, -This week I saw a neat little book of a pictorial history of Ireland.

Night after night the crowds congregate to view the pictorial history of the Plutocratic National Prosperity.

Biographical and pictorial history of Arkansas (Albany, 1887).

We've also got an eye-in-the-sky pictorial history of how the Musudan-Ri missile test site has been built up, to prepare for the lift-off.

Feeling its oats the Daily Worker announced "an autographed de luxe edition of "Hunger and Revolt," the pictorial history of the world crisis.

Harper's Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion in the United States.

With a colleague he edited "The Pictorial History of England," in four volumes.

Frost's Pictorial History of the World, 3 vols.

The background to his visit is outlined in a new local history publication, A Pictorial History of Tralee.

In his essential Pictorial History of Horror Movies, Denis Gifford claims that the term did not emerge until as late as 1931.

One was a gray cover of the " Pictorial History of the Russo-Japanese War," the other a Christmas calendar, produced in kindergarten.

In the ' Pictorial History of Scotland,' chapter xxiv., our readers will find a full and able analysis with extracts of this extraordinary performance.

The " Pictorial History of England" (Book v. 102) in a tone of easy decision says "it was one of the sons of Louis XI."

Amongst his other publications are Lane's "Arabian Nights," "The Pictorial Bible," "The Pictorial History of England," and-theobject of his highest ambition-"ThePictorial Shakespeare."