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…was reached with the Edict of Milan, a manifesto of toleration issued by the joint emperors Licinius and Constantine. In 392 A.D. Theodosius I banned all non-Christian rites. Therefore making Christianity the official state religion.(Shelton) As one looks over…

…to be tainted with degradation and scandal emanating from his actions. His true rise to the imperial court began as Russia attempted to establish a constitutional monarchy. Nicholas had appointed a new Prime Minister Peter Stolypin after the October manifesto, he…

…are simply refusing to drill and fight and the czar gets credit for a peace manifesto the moral force of which comes from the humblest of his subjects. It is not, therefore, surprising that as long ago as last December, the organized workingmen of America…

…of a "virgin manifesto" published in Seventeen Magazine. Convinced that the virtuous girl is too much--even for him, Gellar makes a bet with her sibling: “If you succeed, I'll let you put it anywhere,” she teases. This statement and others like this prove once again…

…biography of Ferlinghetti, states the outcome of the trial set a precedent for much of the United States current obscenity law. Ginsberg was vindicated and the "Beat" Generation had it's manifesto, "Howl." More importantly, Ginsberg was written into the history…

…envisioned democracy and unity of the South American republics (Gale 85). In the Cartegena Manifesto, he confronted his aim of a league of South American nations. His program was not only to strengthen political leaders and the forming of nations but also…

…once said, "It's all about being yourself. Be a ... individual". Punk was a sensational new act to be sure, but basically, it was an adolescent phase with rampant publicity. There were no higher plans or decisions to create utopian heroes. The manifestos…

…left for Paris and participated in the creation of the surrealist movement. In 1928, he published his well-known "Yellow Manifesto" together with Sebastià Gasch and Lluís Montanyà. In 1929, he exhibited in Paris and met Gala Éluard, who went to live with him…

…a place to live. Nathaniel Bacon, leader of Bacon’s Rebellion, stated in a letter to Governor Berkeley in Bacon’s Manifesto. “Let us trace… [the] men in authority and favor to whose hands the dispensation of the country’s wealth has been committed. Let us…

…and of vicious mob attack. On April 3, 1963, the SCLC that was a group, which Martin Luther King Jr led, staged sit-ins and released a “Birmingham Manifesto” which was largely ignored, to reporters. On April 6, police arrested 45 protesters marching from sixteen…