41.   For all this, the man who led the expedition, Capt. Meriwether Lewis, is little more than a name in the history books.

42.   For mill workers thinking about restaurant work and field hands seeking construction jobs, there is a pervasive feeling of slipping slowly into the history books.

43.   For his part, the former president said he was content with being relegated to the history books.

44.   Fujimori might have been stepping down this year to some acclaim in the history books.

45.   Gore, who is campaigning for president, perhaps has more at stake in the Kosovo crisis than Clinton, who only has to worry about the history books.

46.   Green seemed pleased with the performance of his car on the new track and optimistic about his chances for the history books.

47.   Had he stopped working at this point, his career would have earned barely a footnote in the history books.

48.   Granted, women are tired of being hyphens, but rewriting the history books is not the solution.

49.   Hatton knew Bull Conner only from the history books.

50.   Hayes, however, paid a price in the history books.