- A
pamphleteer is a
historical term used to
describe someone who
creates or
distributes pamphlets,
unbound (therefore inexpensive)
booklets intended for...
- by
Archbishop King and Lord
Chancellor Midleton to
contribute to a
pamphleteering campaign against Wood's coin.
During this time, Lord Carteret, the British...
- and
miscellaneous writer of the
Elizabethan era, best
known for his
pamphleteering. The son of
Robert Chettle, a
London dyer, he was
apprenticed in 1577...
-
treat a
great variety of
subjects and styles. Dekker's
first spate of
pamphleteering began in 1603,
perhaps during a
period when
plague had
closed the theaters...
- Launay,
comte d'Antraigues (25
December 1753 – 22 July 1812) was a
French pamphleteer, diplomat, spy and
political adventurer during the
French Revolution...
-
Anthony O'Brien, was an
influential progressive American Catholic scholar,
pamphleteer and writer. O'Brien was born on 20
January 1893 in Peoria, Illinois....
-
official answer to the Declaration, but
instead secretly commissioned pamphleteer John Lind to
publish a
response entitled Answer to the
Declaration of...
- the
Parliamentarian cause. He was a
major figure as a
propagandist and
pamphleteer, "the most
influential writer to
defend the
parliamentary cause in the...
- so.
Despite demands by
United States Rep.
James Hillhouse and by the
pamphleteer Thomas Paine to
enforce existing federal law
against slavery in the newly...
- an
English Elizabethan playwright, poet,
satirist and a
significant pamphleteer.: 5 He is
known for his
novel The
Unfortunate Traveller, his pamphlets...
