Buckland
noun
William . 1784–1856, English geologist; he became a proponent of the idea of catastrophic ice ages
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Contemporary Examples of buckland
Buckland believes passionately in using great cultural communicators to get the message out.
Buckland had often issued the invitation to the furthermost tip of the Arctic.
Historical Examples of buckland
Buckland Mills was, in some sort, a sequel to Brandy Station.
Personal Recollections of a CavalrymanJ. H. (James Harvey) Kidd
It had been the elder Buckland's habit to try strange dishes.
The slope, crowned by Buckland's brigade, was steep and bushy.
From Fort Henry to CorinthManning Ferguson Force
"I will do anything you say, Buckland," said she, clasping her arms around my neck.
Down The RiverOliver Optic
"Clarence, I know Buckland is honest and true," interposed Flora.
Down The RiverOliver Optic