Free Speech Bibliography: Including Every Discovered Attitude Toward the Problem, Covering Every Method of Transmitting Ideas and of Abridging Their Promulgation Upon Every Subject-matterH. W. Wilson Company, 1922 - 247 pages |
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2d ed London Academic freedom American Anthony Comstock Appeal April arrest birth control Bishop blasphemy Boston brief Catholic censor censorship Charles Christian church Comstock conscience Constitutional free speech conviction discussion Dissenters Editorial Emma Goldman England essay France free press free speech fight Free speech league Freedom of speech George Henry indictment James John Joseph July June jury la presse law of libel Law Review letter Literary Digest Lord Magazine March Menace ment Moses Harman Mother Earth Nation newspaper obscenity Paris Parliament persecution Philadelphia plaintiff in error postal postal censorship Printed prosecution Protestant pseud publishing religion religious liberty repeal Reporter Reprinted Robert Samuel Schroeder sedition sedition laws Sept sermon sex-censorship slander slander and libel society suppression Supreme court Test acts Theodore Theodore Schroeder Thomas tion toleration trial Truth Seeker United Washington William York
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Page 28 - Jos., typographical antiquities': being an historical account of printing in England: with some memoirs of our antient printers, and a register of the books printed by them, from the year 1471 to the year 1600.
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Page 49 - THE REPUBLICAN JUDGE ; or The American Liberty of the Press, as exhibited, explained, and exposed, in the base and partial prosecution of William Cobbett for a pretended Libel against the King of Spain and his Ambassador, before The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Page 155 - An Act to prevent the training of persons to the use of arms and to the practice of military evolutions and exercise. 3. An Act for the more effectual prevention and punishment of blasphemous and seditious libels.
Page 28 - Total ECLIPSE of LIBERTY Being a true and faithful Account of the Arraignment and Examination of Daniel Fowle before the Honourable House of Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, Octob.