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…to the Catholic Church. In Luther’s writings titled, “the Babylonian Captivity of the Church,” from the Manifestos of the 1520s, he heavily challenges the Sacraments. He begins his passage speaking about the Eucharist and explains his opinion that on the altar…

…respects to the current social and economic situation in Canada. In 1933, the CCF had its first major convention in Regina, Saskatchewan, and the original policy platform first proposed by the CCF was replaced by a manifesto prepared by an LSR committee…

…without much action toward the Jews, the Russkoye Sobraniye made its first major anti-Semitic step in 1905. At this time, the Sobraniye issued a manifesto which demanded anti-Jewish laws “in view of the Jewish hostility to Christianity and the Non-Jewish…

…. 11) This quotation comes from the Hacker’s Manifesto. It is a great explanation of how a hacker thinks, how they feel, what they do, and why they do it. Hackers are not the enemy. They are not out to get you. When you are logged onto the internet…

…by reflection and by light changes seen through it prefigure many of the glass skyscrapers of major cities throughout the world. ]previous[ ]next[ Architecturearchitecture ]g a l l e r y[ It was clear from Gropius's Manifesto…

…never heard of Macario Sakay) refer to a man with long hair as "someone who looks like Sakay." This is, perhaps, a testimony to the effectiveness of the American propaganda campaign. In April 1904, Sakay issued a manifesto stating that the Filipinos had…

…without much action toward the Jews, the Russkoye Sobraniye made its first major anti-Semitic step in 1905. At this time, the Sobraniye issued a manifesto which demanded anti-Jewish laws “in view of the Jewish hostility to Christianity and the Non-Jewish…

…passed the House several times but the Senate always voted it down. This got the North mad that it didn’t pass and South was made that it was even thought of. Wilmont further enflamed the slavery issue. Ostend Manifesto: During the summer of 1854…

…. In 1924, one of the founders, Andre Breton, revived the term in his Manifesto of Surrealism, where he describes a “super-reality” connecting the dream world and reality. The movement is mostly concerned with the different aspects of the unconscious…

…of journalism: “Just as Napster by-passed the record companies and brought music to the people with barely any mediation, so Blogger by-passed established magazines, newspapers, editors, and proprietors” (Sullivan, “A Blogger Manifesto’). He believes that by granting…