Sentence examples for composing pamphlets from inspiring English sources

Beginning such work early in his boyhood, he continued it into adulthood, especially from 1648 to 1653, a period when he was also composing pamphlets against the Church of England and the monarchy.

He began composing a pamphlet titled Facts Bearing on the Death of Reginald Channell Cancellor, to be published after the trial; it was published by an associate of Hopley's after his conviction and detailed Hopley's explanation of Cancellor's death and his justification for his treatment of the boy.

Shelley was familiar with the apparatus of chemistry sets and microscopes, and made use of the writings of Locke and Hume to compose the pamphlet – The Necessity of Atheism – that got him thrown out of Oxford.

The soldiers, many poorly dressed, ill-equipped and without shoes, faced the cold rain, leading Thomas Paine to compose the pamphlet, The American Crisis, in which he captured the depth of the defeat by describing those days with the words "These are the times that try men's souls".

He composed 55 tracts and pamphlets condemning Protestantism, several of which were published in two folio volumes entitled Ecclesiologia (trans. "The Words of the Church").

Annabel has recruited other Mouse Freedom Front members, crafted a 12-point manifesto, passed out pamphlets with information about her cause, and even composed an anthem.

Pamphlets were sold purporting to show Thornton's guilt, and poems were composed with the same theme.

Each evaluation tool was assessed by a focus group composed of 5 volunteer members of the target Indo-Asian community who had read the pamphlets.

The pamphlets?

But what about pamphlets?

"These might be illegal pamphlets".