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Eastland

[eest-luh nd]
noun
  1. James O(liver),1904–86, U.S. politician: senator 1941, 1943–78.
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Historical Examples of eastland

  • The day following the Eastland disaster in 1915, one Chicago paper ran the list of dead up to eighteen hundred.

    News Writing

    M. Lyle Spencer

  • Captain Eastland behaved with the most patriotic dignity; he desired that his country should not particularly avenge his death.

    The War Trail

    Mayne Reid

  • Mr. Eastland has died, and Dean is alone, and so I have sent for him to come and live with me.

    Bobs, a Girl Detective

    Grace May North

  • A week later Mother was indeed surprised to see Mr. Eastland returning, and this time he brought a letter.

    Bobs, a Girl Detective

    Grace May North

  • This country called Eastland is very extensive, and there are in it many towns, and in every town is a king.