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…man that earns his living by his brain or his muscle.” The doors of the IWW were open to all a very radical idea for this intolerant age. When the IWW manifesto was adopted in 1905, it proposed that the new union must be founded on the class struggle…

…. Ferguson contended with border problems. Troubles escalated following a series of raids in the lower Rio Grande Valley connected with the Plan de San Diego. This radical manifesto, discovered in January 1915 and supposedly written in San Diego sought to ignite…

…Convention, peers cannot oppose any legislation that has been in the party’s manifesto. This is because it has already been approved and backed by the electorate. Over the last century the House of Lords has become increasingly weak. The Conservative majority…

…of loyalty to the Union. Lincoln refused the bill.4 He instantly disposed of the bill with a pocket veto. This severely angered the members of Congress. In retaliation the Members of Congress issued a denunciation of the president. The Wade-Davis Manifesto…

…Citizen Army soldiers and Irish Volunteers from Liberty Hall to the General Post Office in Dublin (Document 2). An Irish poet by the name of Patrick Pearce was instrumental in the revolt, when he stopped en route to read the group’s manifesto Proclamation…

…manifesto on Surrealism in 1924 he defined Bosch as "the integral visionary." Bibliography Gilbert, John. Art Book: Bosch. London: Dorling Kindersley, 1999. Linfert, Carl. Bosch. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc, 1972. De Tolnay, Charles…

…and revaluation of the 'smug fat idyll of the Zurich movement' on the part of many of the German Dadaists. Richard Huelsenbeck in returning to Berlin in order to pursue his medical studies in 1917 immediately wrote a strident manifesto to redirect Dada. In it he…

…of the Socialist party during the 1920s. He was arrested and convicted for violating the New York Criminal Anarchy Law, which made it illegal to attempt to advocate the overthrow of government. Gitlow's publication and circulation of his left-wing Manifesto violated…

…. Bibliography Taiaiake Alfred, Peace, Power, and Righteousness: An Indigenous Manifesto (Don Mills: Oxford University Press, 1999). John Borrows, Aboriginal Legal Issues: Cases, Materials & Commentary (Butterworths Canada Ltd. 1998). Frank Cassidy…

…was portrayed as a human; in this panel, he is seen as an abstraction. The panels, then, may be interpreted as a Neo-Platonic manifesto. Neo-Platonism provided a framework for reconciling secularism with Christianity. The Neo-Platonist interest in man stemmed from…