pamphleteer

He now became a pamphleteer in support of King William and the Whigs.

Polyglot, of unknown parentage, of indefinite nationality, anarchist, with a pedantic and ferocious temperament, and an amazingly inflammatory capacity for invective, he was a power in the background, this violent pamphleteer clamouring for revolutionary justice, this Julius Laspara, editor of the Living Word , confidant of conspirators, inditer of sanguinary menaces and manifestos, suspected of being in the secret of every plot.

"You have, perhaps, yourself written pamphlets without severely persecuting pamphleteers."

There is no need to doubt her arguments that neutral trade concealed more illicit slave trading than has been realized and that this greatly displeased the British pamphleteer James Stephen, whose antislavery credentials are undeniable.

In doing so, he hopes to uncover the identity of his nemesis, the anonymous pamphleteer "Lady Justice." In Scotland, he encounters none other than Lady Emily Vale, the woman to whom he's been betrothed for years.

Regarded as second only to Shakespeare, Milton, a Puritan, political pamphleteer, and advocate of freedom of the press, was also the author of the well-known and sublime Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes, dictated when he was totally blind.

In the words of Jonathan Swift, an Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, and political pamphleteer: A man should never be ashamed to own that he has been in the wrong, which is but saying that he is wiser today than yesterday- At a time when ISIL terrorists are running away from the soon to be fully liberated city of Tikrit in Iraq - with their tails between their legs, CIA Director John Brennan says the United States cannot afford to allow ISIL "march into" the Syrian capital Damascus, adding that Washington is no longer seeking a "regime change" in the Arab country!

At a deeper level, she positions Dekker the pamphleteer as a writer responsive to trends and tropes of his own time, locating him as part of a circle that also included Ben Jonson and whose members were appreciative of the rhetoric about peace that was part of James I's reign, rather than the chivalric and militaristic tone of nostalgia that characterised Elizabeth's.

The Montblanc Writers Edition 2014, Daniel Defoe pays tribute to the prolific novelist, pamphleteer and journalist.

"It's the People's Agenda, sir," responded the neatly dressed young pamphleteer. "No thank you," said the archbishop, and with thumb and forefinger he dropped it back into the arms of the startled unbisho.p.

He was an indefatigable pamphleteer and platform speaker: James Callaghan, the former Prime Minister, described Menon as "the embodiment of the movement within Britain for India's freedom".

Later a confidant of Robert Owen, Godwin outlived the period of his greatest popularity (to circa 1805) by many decades, eking out a living as a children's author, novelist, and pamphleteer but often perilously close to the breadline in his later years.