Sentences with phrase «early history historically»

Early history Historically part of Sioux (Dakota) territory, the area that is present - day Fargo was an early...

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[20] See Romila Thapar, Time as a Metaphor of History: Early India (Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1996), where she notes that «the inclusion of cyclic time is not a characteristic of cultures which are historically stunted but an indication of historical complexity.»

It is the largest repository for art, history and innovation in southern Vermont and houses a diverse collection reflecting the history of early Vermont and historically associated areas of New York and Massachusetts through present day.

However, instead of merely cataloging species as Audobon did, Ford uses the familiar visual language of the well - known wildlife artist and other early natural history artists to depict historically - based allegories of the violent collision of man and nature.

The connection is that most (although not all) titles on nobility were personal rights incident to being the feudal owner of a parcel of land (the right to say who inherits land from an individual was originally entirely governed by law without the discretion of the owner to give it to someone else, but this was reformed gradually in the «early modern» period of English history and was fully reformed by the Victorian era except as to the titles of nobility historically associated with the land).

Oklahoma is historically referred to as the «Sooner» state, and history books depict early life in Oklahoma as a series of wagon trains filled with migrating American settlers making their way across unknown territory and fighting back tribes of Native Americans living in what is now the state.