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me·mo·ri·al·ist

(mə-môr′ē-ə-lĭst)

1. A person who writes memoirs.

2. A person who writes or signs a memorial.

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memorialist

(mɪˈmɔːrɪəlɪst)

1. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a person who writes or presents a memorial

2. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a writer of a memoir or memoirs

Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

me•mo•ri•al•ist

(məˈmɔr i ə lɪst, -ˈmoʊr-)

n.

1. a person who writes memorials.

2. a person who writes memoirs.

[1700–10]

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Mechanicians, natural philosophers, soldiers, sailors, petitioners, memorialists, people with grievances, people who wanted to prevent grievances, people who wanted to redress grievances, jobbing people, jobbed people, people who couldn't get rewarded for merit, and people who couldn't get punished for demerit, were all indiscriminately tucked up under the foolscap paper of the Circumlocution Office.

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The questions in the graphic organizer and those addressed during the debriefing enable the students to gain a better understanding of the core beliefs of the Confederate memorialists and African Americans.

Examining the Myth of Antebellum Glory through Confederate Memorials

171-81), which supplies a good glimpse of how the famous memorialists of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries saw the problem of the structure of the Ottoman elite, or Ottomanism for short.

Ottoman Historiography: Challenges of the Twenty-First Century

Publications written and organized by memorialists (Lima, 2001; Speranga, 1992) and by some historians of the 1980s (Colodel, 1988; Wachowicz, 1982) describe this border in a very particular way.

Dispositivos estatales, ilegalismos y practicas sociales en la frontera Brasil-Paraguay (1890-2015)

Almost inevitably, when the brand was resurrected by another local family enterprise, the same memorialists who had hymned the original incarnation complained that the birch beer flavor no longer tasted the same.

What is a Business Civilization?

is nearly always omitted when her former students or their biographers and memorialists trace their intellectual descent and indebtedness.

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In short, as goddesses of the arts, the muses were supposed to be historians and memorialists of creation and the universe.

Why Fil Delacruz's 'Diwata' has become the nation's muse

note 95, at 224, 224-25 ("The memorialists seem to expect that an

The power to define offenses against the law of nations

The aim is to let 'these largely forgotten figures'--he adds in missionaries, 'memorialists', travellers and satirists--'introduce new century Burma' (pp.

British Burma in the new century, 1895-1918

More disconcerting is the failure to address the deafening silence of Southern memorialists regarding the region's labor history.

Destination Dixie: Tourism and Southern History

12: memorialists immortalises--the latter is what the former endeavour(s) to do

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