It punished the publication of any book or pamphlet without a license and required that all works be submitted for approval to a government official, who wielded broad authority to suppress works that he found to be heretical, seditious, schismatical, or offensive. F. Siebert, Freedom of the Press in England, 14761776, p. 240 (1952).
"Hong Kong is so free compared to the mainland – you can't even hand out pamphlets there without getting thrown in a black jail," said Tszho Ng, a 33-year-old volunteer.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Clooney and Roberts are suing two audiovisual companies (Digital Projection, Inc. and Beyond Audio) for using the stars' photographs and trademarked names on places like the companies' homepage and pamphlets -- without their consent.
In his pamphlet Responsibility without power: Lord Justice Leveson's constitutional dilemma, Tim Luckhurst gives a brief but lucid account of the development of the radical press in the first half of the 19th century, and also of government attempts to suppress it.
Suddenly, small businesses and print shops could produce professional-looking brochures, pamphlets, and letters without having to resort to expensive lithographic processes.
He also has an array of books and pamphlets available and, without any soliciting on my part, he quickly offered to sell me copies of the president's autopsy photographs "autographed" - as he put it - by one of the technicians who had assisted.
Do the pamphlets succeed in informing without alarming?
Nonprofit and religious organizations can distribute pamphlets in the city without a permit, but can't sell products or seek donations, he added.
The tour guides embrace the "creepy" side of Mormon history without pushing conversion pamphlets.
If they could only make the last flight without dropping their 7,598,631.68 pamphlets, the fight would be won and they would get the Belasco Cup and the Pulitzer Prize.
