Luther's pamphlets were the most sought after; a contemporary remarked that they "were not so much sold as seized".
Those are specific criticisms that Cable would not share in public, but the pamphlet represents the most serious attempt by Liberal Democrats to set out a middle course between Ed Balls and Osborne.
(It's likely you've never even heard of General Butler, or his terrific pamphlet, arguably the most concise, authoritative document on the ways and means of the American war machine, which of course is why it is never taught in schools).
This includes using specifically developed websites, campus posters and pamphlets that identify the most commonly used neutralisations.
Of course this was also the prince's dog pamphlet that got the most attention and "viral engagement" of the time, as other pamphlet writers picked up on it and started referencing it.
Longstreet, in a pamphlet, declared that "the most dangerous, useless, ill-advised measure" imaginable.
The bold pitch for the centre that this pamphlet recommends is the most likely way to return Labour to government and would be the party's gravest threat to Clegg's project.
A few teenagers took the pamphlets, but most of the older people walked away.
On reflection, most of the experience bore some resemblance to the NHS: from the pamphlets – here, most appropriately not about Chlamydia – to the dutiful calling of my name, as if I was waiting for a blood test.
In comparison, college and university recruiters visit campus a few times each year, passing out pamphlets and applications to the most promising students.
