Sentence examples for pamphlets has from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Muir argued that although "[t]here is little doubt that Shakespeare had read ... William Strachey's True Reportory" and other accounts, "[t]he extent of the verbal echoes of [the Bermuda] pamphlets has, I think, been exaggerated.

Pamphlets have a long literary history, with Daniel Defoe being a prolific pamphleteer, but what most people probably aren't aware of is the fact that "pamphlet" is itself a word derived from a literary work: the word comes from a comic love poem dating from the 14th century and written in Latin.

Admirers of Paine's political pamphlets have tried to ignore his religious convictions.

Pamphlets had earlier been distributed that accused the Kurds of being "agents of Bush and Mossad".

By 1905, several hundred books and pamphlets had been published about the case.

The police said today that they did not know where the pamphlets had come from.

Proximity Machine, by Rosalind Nashashibi (Bookworks, £12.95) Not many staple-bound pamphlets have the production values of Proximity Machine.

Since the 1780s, Italian newspapers and pamphlets had given full play to news from France, especially to the political struggle between the king and the Parlement of Paris.

He said anti-Islamic pamphlets have lately been circulating in western Myanmar, stirring up fear and anger among the Buddhists there.

Faber's introductory anthologies and pamphlets have previously given us an early sight of poets such as Elaine Feinstein, Ian Hamilton, Douglas Dunn, David Harsent and Paul Muldoon – hard acts to follow.

To address some of the problems, new multilanguage signs and pamphlets have been printed for this year's election and will be distributed citywide for the first time.