Sentence examples for pamphlets during the from inspiring English sources

Their influence was savagely denounced in pamphlets during the Revolution.

She wrote antiwar plays and pamphlets; during the two anti-conscription referendums, she campaigned almost every day, often alongside future prime minister John Curtin.

I printed and cut the pamphlets and she handed out the pamphlets during the opening performance. .

The story of the revolt was used in pamphlets during the English Civil War of the 17th century, and formed part of John Cleveland's early history of the war.

Republicans issued a 13-page pamphlet during the day providing guidance to congressional offices on operations during a shutdown.

However, in 1937 he published the first of three anti-Semitic pamphlets and during the second world war he served as a physician under Nazi occupation.

Stoyle says pamphlets printed during the English Civil War period also revived superstitious beliefs in witchcraft, leading to an upsurge in prosecutions and killings on charges of witchcraft which had dipped in earlier years under tighter state controls on popular printed accounts of witch trials.

Each issue contained an extensive table of contents, several major reviews of 10 to 20 pages (sometimes extending to a second issue), many minor reviews, and a "catalogue of books and pamphlets published" during the previous six months.

Teachers were encouraged to use the pamphlets during lessons that involved health messages.

He wrote millions of words, sent out in pamphlets during his 36 years at the Lake Placid Club, he constantly reminded its members of the improvements and, more sternly, of its rules.

The Yankees charged the outnumbered rebels, but the rebels "gallantly met the onset, falling back slowly to a narrow lane, stubbornly contesting the ground," reported an unidentified Confederate in a pamphlet published during the war.