Sentence examples for pamphlets published in from inspiring English sources
However, other factors also intensified the revolutionary cause: the introduction of social Darwinist ideas by Yen Fu after the Sino-Japanese War countered the reformists' theory of change based on the Chinese Classics; and Western and revolutionary thoughts came to be easily and widely diffused through a growing number of journals and pamphlets published in Tokyo, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.
These pamphlets, published in Basel in 1524, received the approval of Oecolampadius and Zwingli.
In fact, Beckmann's account, and thus Mackay's by association, was primarily sourced to three anonymous pamphlets published in 1637 with an anti-speculative agenda.
He also began an intense study of Elizabethan literature thinking there might be evidence that Francis Bacon wrote the plays attributed to Shakespeare (see Shakespearean authorship question); this ultimately resulted in two pamphlets, published in 1896 and 1897.
This steam tugboat was illustrated in a pamphlet published in 1737.
The other poem, "Old Santaclaus," appeared anonymously in a pamphlet published in 1821.
Writer ends with a quote from oceanographer Graham Giese's "The Eroding Shores of Outer Cape Cod," a pamphlet published in 1974.
"The Crafty Chambermaid's Garland," an erotic pamphlet published in about 1770, goes on display in the U.K. Why do divorce memoirs make us all so judgmental?
The sexual politics of "Game of Thrones" have long been a model of cognitive dissonance, like an anti-misogyny pamphlet published in the form of a Penthouse letter.
They include everything from posters to the files of Planned Parenthood's Division of Negro Service and National Negro Advisory Council, including a pamphlet published in 1943 (slides 6 through 10).
A pamphlet published in 2007 by the Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs, endorsed by Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, stated that "the green dome shall be demolished and the three graves flattened in the Prophet's Masjid".
