Available at the well-stocked bookshop at the Oregon History Center is a group of three pamphlets of local history, "Sauvie Island Heritage Series," documenting early island life.
His prose writings include a group of Royalist political pamphlets; The History of Scotland, from the year 1423 until the year 1542 16555); and A Cypresse Grove (1623; earlier version, A Midnight's Trance, 1619), a meditation on death and mutability.
It was while wearing this T-shirt that, one day, Orell was approached by a group of people bearing pamphlets and a message that "I was special and was needed for the cause".
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students prepare their sections of their group's pamphlets.
It wasn't dubbed the "Liberty Bell" until 1838, when it was adopted as a symbol of liberty by a Boston abolitionist group, and a poem entitled The Liberty Bell was reprinted from one of the group's pamphlets by William Lloyd Garrison in his anti-slavery publication The Liberator.
(A young private working in Army Intelligence named Bradley Manning, learning that a group of Iraqi civilians handing out pamphlets alleging government corruption had been detained by the Iraqi federal police, raised his concern with his commanding officer about their possible torture. He was reportedly told him to shut up and get back to work helping the authorities find more detainees).
Provide copies of pamphlets, brochures or other literature distributed at group events?
The group published the magazine Shōkazoku (Small Family) along with a series of pamphlets promoting birth control.
In one case that arose in World War I, a group of Socialists were arrested for distributing pamphlets that urged peaceful opposition to the draft.
As she gave out pamphlets to a group of interested-looking Americans, a satisfied – or perhaps terrified – customer floated above the town, the white of his arched parachute contrasting starkly with the grey of the mountain rock in which Chamonix is all but encased.
