After the second restoration of the Bourbons the career of Courier as political pamphleteer began.

He supported himself by his pen, and he became a political pamphleteer.

Its action seemed to be supported by a United States Supreme Court decision that upheld a shopping center owner who excluded a political pamphleteer.

It broadly protects political and religious pamphleteers as well as newspaper vendors.

Soon after graduating he began to emerge as a political pamphleteer, taking the Whig side on the question of the Hanoverian succession.

He could not afford to be a political pamphleteer without his aunt's support.

One of this official's functions was to subsidize political pamphleteers, and Mirabeau hoped to be so employed.

He was succeeded by his eldest son Harcourt, a well-known anti-catholic political pamphleteer.

Louis Dorléans (1542-1629), poet and political pamphleteer.

Louis Dorléans (1542-1629) was a French poet and political pamphleteer.