pamphlets
1Pamphlets — In the centuries when books were expensive and news papers virtually nonexistent, pamphlets and broadsheets played an important role as a means of mass communication. During the peri ods of the Reformation and the Dutch Revolt, religious dogma …
2Pamphlets — Pamphlet Pour les articles homonymes, voir Pamphlet (homonymie). Le pamphlet est un genre littéraire (et genre journalistique) ; il appartient à la littérature de combat. Voir la définition dans le Wiktionnaire :… …
3pamphlets — pam·phlet || pæmflɪt n. brochure, small informational leaflet …
4PAMPHLETS — …
5LATTER-DAY PAMPHLETS — a series of pamphlets published by Carlyle in 1850, in vehement denunciation of the political, social, and religious imbecilities and injustices of the period …
6Latter-Day Pamphlets — in vehement denunciation of what he believed to be the political, social, and religious imbecilities and injustices of the period. The book, which at one point vindicated slavery, failed to gain the approval of the Victorian public, and is often… …
7advance sheets — Pamphlets (published weekly for National Reporter System) containing the most recently reported opinions of specific courts (e.g. Federal Reporter) or the courts of several jurisdictions (e.g. Pacific Reporter). The volume and page numbers… …
8advance sheets — Pamphlets (published weekly for National Reporter System) containing the most recently reported opinions of specific courts (e.g. Federal Reporter) or the courts of several jurisdictions (e.g. Pacific Reporter). The volume and page numbers… …
9pamphlet — pamphletary, adj. /pam flit/, n. 1. a complete publication of generally less than 80 pages stitched or stapled together and usually having a paper cover. 2. a short treatise or essay, generally a controversial tract, on some subject of… …
10PAMPHLET — PAMPHLE Au sens strict, le mot «pamphlet» désigne une brochure brève et incisive, une œuvre d’actualité, de combat et de passion attaquant le plus souvent violemment un personnage connu, un parti ou une institution. Bien que la brièveté (cent… …