If anyone sent money for some tracts, he would send out double the worth of the money enclosed, and thus for years he carried on this splendid propagandist work.

It is no great feat for a naive imagination to suppose the President of the Swiss Confederation or the President of the United Statesfor each of these two systems is an exemplary and encouraging instance of the possibility of the pacific synthesis of independent Statestaking a propagandist course and proposing extensions of their own systems to the suffering belligerents.

He no longer forced himself to keep silence and to hide his thoughts; the presence of a woman seemed to enliven him and wake once more his propagandist fervour.

He was, in a word, the instrument of the propagandist slave-holders, the fear of whom is ever before a President's eyes.

America has been flooded with German propagandist literature; very little ever comes from other countries.

This was the propagandist motive for embedding reporters in the first place: when journalists' lives are dependent on the success of the troops with whom they are travelling, their coverage becomes skewed.

In it the propagandist power, whatever that power might be, state, university or association, would print not simply, instruction books but a literature of cheap editions.

The English temperament is favorable neither to this advance to extreme revolutionary inferences nor to this propagandist tendency.

Gradually these meetings became more and more mere social gatherings in outward appearance, and revolutionary propagandist assemblies in reality.

But Luna was fairly launched by the renewal of his historical remembrances and he was not to be stopped, driven on as he was by his propagandist zeal.