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…of the World, Tom Brown’s Religio Medici, Francis Quarles’ Emblems, Hieroglyphykes, books on religion and philosophy, Cadworth’s manifesto The True Intellectual System of the Universe, the Vedas, pamphlets of Native American tribes, books on exploration and travel…

…typography from earlier typographics, started with the publication of the Futurist manifesto in 1909 and peaked in the late twenties.Futurism was a violent reaction by artists and writers against the status quo which symbolised failure to make life worth living…

…and hope to calculate pensions on a means tested basis in the future. In 1996 Tony Blair focused upon five key concepts in Labour’s manifesto pledge; education, crime, health, employment and economic stability. The implementation of the ‘New Deal’ policy had…

…to explore the depths of technology to feed his grey cells. At last I'd like to end with an excerpt from a manifesto of a true hacker, known as 'Mentor': - "This is our world now... the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. We…

…from being around her. Her works were seen as manifestos of womanhood and shared positive aspects of black life. In her most famous story, Their Eyes Where Watching God, she depicts Janie Crawford, a 40+ year old woman who tells her life to her friend…

…the Brotherhood. They leave with O'Brien saying that they will meet another day. Chapter 9- Winston reads the Revolution Manifesto both alone and to Julia one night. Chapter 10- That morning, Winston and Julia both say aloud that they are among the dead and a second…

…that the practice of cross-town bussing and "Separate, but equal" caused psychological damage leading black people to feel they were inferior. He would also say that desegregation should "commence with all deliberate speed." In response to this came the Seven Manifestos…

…that the practice of cross-town bussing and "Separate, but equal" caused psychological damage leading black people to feel they were inferior. He would also say that desegregation should "commence with all deliberate speed." In response to this came the Seven Manifestos…

…adjoining realities to become one and the same thing. The definition of surrealism that has passed into the dictionary, a definition taken from the Manifesto of 1924, takes account only of this entirely idealist disposition and (for voluntary reasons…

…and "Separate, but equal" caused psychological damage leading black people to feel they were inferior. He would also say that desegregation should "commence with all deliberate speed." In response to this came the Seven Manifestos. This was a document signed by 101…