71.   Historians say they cannot recall a time when the roadways were such a blur of red, white and blue.

72.   Historians have said Johnson intended to silence two groups connected to the Hunt family, which opposed his re-election.

73.   Historians say Benham and his companion managed to survive in the wilderness for some time, despite their injuries.

74.   Historians say that many early civilizations uneasily tolerated infanticide as a distasteful but inevitable response to severe economic, social or emotional strains.

75.   Historians say the coin was given to a Confederate soldier, Lt. George E. Dixon, by his girlfriend, Queenie Bennett.

76.   Historians say the documents most likely include memorandums of policy decisions, briefing papers and correspondence among White House advisers.

77.   Historians say the streams and creeks being fed by the lakes caused the Indians to choose swamp as a descriptive term.

78.   In some of the classic conflicts of the past, the historian said, disagreement persisted because scientists failed to recognize statistical errors or background effects distorting the data.

79.   Indeed, historians say, Apollo was the product of special circumstances not likely to recur any time soon, if ever.

80.   Instead, historians say, they reflected a desire to defend their basic political and economic rights from encroachments by the Dutch colonialists.