1.   Everything he said or wrote was calculated for posterity, in her view, he sounded like a sheaf of notes looking for a history book.

2.   SOMETIMES you find the footnotes in a history book rather more interesting than the heavy stuff upstairs.

3.   As World War II becomes little more than pages in a history book for most citizens, it has become fashionable for some to decry the bombings.

4.   In all the tens of millions of dollars spent by the George W. Bush campaign, could no one afford a history book?

5.   Sitting and talking to him was like having a history book come to life.

6.   The opportunity of a lifetime for young people for whom war was something you read about in a history book.

7.   This is the kind of information that might spur more children to pick up an instrument or crack open a history book, Marshall said.

8.   Two little paragraphs in a history book.

9.   Walking through the room is like quickly flipping through the pages of a history book.

10.   Why not buy a history book, hire a tutor and become acquainted with the modern world?