The criterion of "historical plausibility" was introduced in 1997, after the start of the third Quest in 1988.

For many years a leading propagandist for period instruments and historical plausibility, Mr. Bilson is also a talented performer with a flair for putting old wine in appropriately old bottles.

However, some authors and other Großdeutschland veterans have testified to the book's historical plausibility, even if they cannot speak to the specific events in the book.

Since then, Hockney and Falco have produced a number of publications on positive evidence of the use of optical aids, and the historical plausibility of such methods.

Leaving the technical optical arguments aside, historians of science investigated several aspects of the historical plausibility of the thesis in a 2005 set of articles in Early Science and Medicine.

The criterion of historical plausibility was introduced in 1997.

This theory has some historical plausibility.

Twentieth Century Authors would credit him with having welded "fact and fiction without loss of narrative intensity or historical plausibility."

The explanation would seem to be "Wainewright's" very stylistic and historical plausibility and the scholarly care that Mr. Motion has taken undermine the literary and psychodramatic potential of his story.

He is also called the apostle of Orkney, with less historical plausibility.