A medical history has noted that in his role as Regius professor Green did "little if any teaching".

The meeting broke up and everyone went their separate ways, and only history would note that this was when the great rebellion really began.

As the 1999 history "Out for Good" noted, the appeal had to come from "some public figure who would be taking a risk by signing it."

Let history also note that it was the Garden ice, and nothing else, that Lindros had a problem with.

Other histories of the period do not note these events.

The city's history notes that the community before the post office may have been called "Verbeck" by the railroad.

American history notes it as the Schenectady massacre.

Other histories have noted possible other sources of the name:

It had shaded to red since recorded history first noted its size, shape, color, and illumination.

The British official history on war production noted the great impact was upon the supply of components rather than complete equipment.