pamphleteer

• Pamphlets are for the pamphleteer, but let the fact here be recorded that new ideas have always been issued at the author's expense—and also risk. —  Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers, V9
• Such was my first encounter with the twentieth century's titanic pamphleteer, an encounter which led from initial enthusiasm to wild overexcitement to monomania. —  Hooting Yard
• At the risk of sounding like a pamphleteer in the pre-Revolutionary days in American: —  ChronWatch - Articles
• When the hand of the pamphleteer was cut off as a penalty for his daring, Stubbs waved his hat with the hand that was left, and cried "God save Queen Elizabeth." —  History of the English People Volume 4 (of 8)
• 'The skip-jack of all fortunes', neither side has a good word for this notorious pamphleteer, the very scum of our early journalism. —  The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume I

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