Nineteenth-century usage guides do not advise against the passive, though some do warn writers not to change voice in midsentence.
In the nineteenth century a different picture emerged.
The authors' account of the knights' decline and partial revival in the nineteenth century makes an argument about institutional continuity.
Oddly, however, there is nothing which tackles directly the important controversies of the nineteenth century.
Concern about these problems surfaced well before the end of the nineteenth century.
A series of reviews, some of them newly uncovered, brings to light successful productions from the second decade of the nineteenth century.
In the nineteenth century there is some evidence that its use in certain collocations came to be associated with women and children.
Starting in the late nineteenth century, farmers began using groundwater from this extensive aquifer to supplement the highly variable surface supplies.
