- A
pamphlet is an
unbound book (that is,
without a hard
cover or binding).
Pamphlets may
consist of a
single sheet of
paper that is
printed on both sides...
- A
pamphlet or
chapbook is a
small collection of poetry,
usually 15 to 30 poems,
centering around one theme.
Poets often publish a
pamphlet as
their first...
-
revelations by
printing his own 95-page
pamphlet,
Observations on
Certain Do****ents,
later known as the "Reynolds
Pamphlet," in
which he
denied all
charges of...
-
Operation Pamphlet, also
called Convoy Pamphlet, was a
World War II
convoy operation conducted during January and
February 1943 to
transport the 9th Australian...
- internet. A
flyer is also
called a "palm card", "circular", "handbill", "
pamphlet", "poster", "lit'" (literature), "w****ly ad", "catalogue" or "leaflet"...
-
Pamphlet wars
refer to any
protracted argument or
discussion through printed medium,
especially between the time the
printing press became common, and...
- The
Junius Pamphlet (German: Juniusbroschüre) was a text
written by Rosa
Luxemburg in 1915
while she was in prison,
against the
brutality of the First...
- The May
Pamphlet is a
collection of six
anarchist essays written and
published by Paul
Goodman in 1945.
Goodman discusses the
problems of
living in a society...
-
Gowan Pamphlet (1748–1807) was an
American Baptist minister and
freedman who
founded the
Black Baptist Church (now
known as
First Baptist Church) in Williamsburg...
-
Common Sense is a 47-page
pamphlet written by
Thomas Paine in 1775–1776
advocating independence from
Great Britain to
people in the
Thirteen Colonies....
