At least five pamphlets and two woodcuts were published in the 1650s referring to John Marriot, the Great Eater including The Great Eater of Grayes Inn.
Physical types of materials include the constitution, minutes, correspondence, photographs, membership and alumnae lists, a cloth-bound volume of financial records, alumnae newsletters, clippings, reports, pamphlets, and two large scrapbooks.
A UNICEF package of four pamphlets and two booklets targeting parents, children, teachers and community leaders has been developed and disseminated.
Myat Min received twenty-one years—seven for illegal printing, seven for distributing the pamphlets, and seven for anti-government activities.
Myat Min received twenty-one years — seven for illegal printing, seven for distributing the pamphlets, and seven for anti-government activities.
He has published five poetry pamphlets and four books of poetry, including Sky Riding (1984); All The Real (1994) and Goblin Lawn: New & Selected Poems, which was a PBS Recommendation in Autumn 2005.
He was already familiar with Socialisme Ou Barbarie and, on the basis of that critique, a group was formed, which published Solidarity: For Workers' Power between three and six times a year until 1977, as well as some 60 pamphlets and four books.
Seeds and their recruits were given an incentive package including 50 Yuan (Ұ 50, equal to U.S. $7.322), HIV prevention pamphlets and four boxes of condoms for successfully participating, plus an additional 20 (U.S. $2.933) for recruiting a FSW.
In a landmark ruling, two High Court judges said that Phil Woolas, a former immigration minister, broke election law with statements he made in a pamphlet and two newspapers distributed in the final stages of May's election.
"We called all these community meetings, did these retreats, and at the end of the day we had some great photographs, a couple of pamphlets, and not one job," he recalled.
The Canningites stirred up anti-gypsy sentiment with a range of pamphlets and advertisements, one of which named the now deeply unpopular Gascoyne "the King of the Gipsies".
