Significados de american annals en inglés

The beginning of the 17th century is an interesting epoch in American annals.

No other in American annals has so impressed the people.

Probably American annals contain no finer story than that of this simple American workman.

The figure of this great senator is one of the most imposing in American annals.

II., p. 340; quoted in Holmes' American Annals, Vol.

Inauguration day, 1865, will be regarded as one of the saddest days in American annals.

This event constituted an epoch in American annals.

The following letter from Mr. Anagnos is reprinted from the American Annals of the Deaf, April, 1892:

The names of ships and officers alike are famous in American annals, and may well be mentioned here.

The history of those two expeditions, I think, are as glorious as any chapter in our American annals.

Holmes's American Annals is invaluable, and the early volumes of the North American Review contain a great deal of interesting historical matter.

As a result, came an expedition the most comical and one of the most rich in results to be found in American annals.

Even the French had theirs in their sixteen per cent, of the excavation of Culebra; in American annals there is one for every week.

It is refreshing and delightful to see one fair page, in the dark volume of injustice and crime, which American annals, on this subject present.

It was on June 4, 1776-memorableyear in American annals-thatGarces started under the guidance of some Wallapais for the Hopi towns.