She had wanted to share the house for, after all, history belongs to everybody.
The history of the GCF belongs to the post-war period.
The history of Christianity belonged in the granules of sand that coated the terrain.
At the university level, historians debate the question of whether history belongs more to social science or to the humanities.
All history belongs to the winners," I said, "so it will be your history too.
In the multimedia, multiformat era, history belongs to those with the fattest archives.
She had made it crystal clear that history belonged in a Dumpster and not in her curio cabinet.
A natural history did not belong to natural philosophy, which was theoretical.
Her medical history does not belong to the public unless she chooses to announce it.
We need to make peace with the fact that our entire history belongs to us, and we need not tear certain pages out of it.
