-
Poltroon was an
event horse ridden[when?] by
American rider Torrance Watkins.
Poltroon and
Torrance competed at the 1980
Olympics in
Moscow winning a bronze...
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invited him to be her
teaching ****istant, and this led to the
founding of
Poltroon Press. She
wrote a
doctoral thesis on
American designer Will Bradley, which...
- "Potty
little lovers'
quarrel my left eyeball. She
called me a lily-livered
poltroon. And a sl****it
timorous cowering beastie." The poem was
alluded to in Ben...
- have
firearms – the arms of a coward, as they said, for they
enable the
poltroon to kill the
brave without awaiting his attack." The
tension between Cetshwayo...
-
Nashville Review in May 1806,
calling Jackson a "worthless scoundrel, ... a
poltroon and a coward". The
political atmosphere in
Nashville was
heated by ambition...
- courage, and was
worthy to command; but that Richard, that
coxcomb and
poltroon, was
surely the
basest fellow alive; what is
become of that fool?" Cromwell...
- Raff, Megawhatts, Lackno, Mechaneer, Trombipulor,
Sergeant Cast Iron,
Poltroon, Cooper, Big Chuck, Chromastone, Contumelia,
Pretty Boy
Vreedles 2012–15...
- have
firearms – the arms of a coward, as they said, for they
enable the
poltroon to kill the
brave without awaiting his attack." Even
though their fire...
- Society, 1981. ISBN 978-0-913-66639-5 OCLC 7532068 Legacy. Berkeley, CA:
Poltroon Press, 1983.
Illustrated by
Michael Bradley. OCLC 10869572
Phantom Pain:...
- an anti-Stalinist, a
communist believer and a cynic, a self-publicizing
poltroon and a
crusty philanthropist, a trouble-maker and a peacemaker, a stimulating...
