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Colportage is the
distribution of publications, books, and
religious tracts by
carriers called "colporteurs" or "colporters". The term does not necessarily...
- de la littérature de
Colportage,
depuis le XVe siècle, jusqu'à l'établis****t des la
Commission d'examen des
livres du
Colportage, 1852 La Bibliothèque...
- In 1894,
Moody Publishers was
founded under the name
Bible Institute Colportage ****ociation (BICA). Moody's son-in-law, A. P. ****,
managed BICA operations...
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several times. Its name
comes from its
initial business, the
distribution (
colportage) of
newspapers and magazines. The name
Kolporter means "distributor" in...
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returned to the
employ of Münchmeyer and
began the
first of five
large colportage novels. One of
these was Das Waldröschen (1882–1884). From 1879, May was...
- (1759–1796) made up the
history of the device.
According to Siebenkees'
colportage, it was
first used on
August 14, 1515, to
execute a coin forger. Pear...
- the
eighteenth century. They are
similar to the
French literature of
colportage,
English chapbooks or to the
Spanish pliegos,
papeles volantes or hojas...
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their first extended play,
Treasure Pains, with the
record label Landland Colportage. In 2018, Slow M****
released their debut full-length
album titled On Watch...
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operating budget compared with
other Tabernacle activities. xiv. The
Colportage ****ociation.
Colporters were emplo**** to take Bibles, good
books and periodicals...
- 1839 to 1856. He was
known also as
Russell Salmon Cook, and
built up
colportage as
basic to the Society's
business model. Cook was born at New Marlborough...
