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an argument small enough to fit in a pocket and big enough to start a revolution.
means a short, unbound printed booklet meant to argue, inform, or agitate — the original viral post.
from from pamphilet, a medieval nickname for a small love poem called Pamphilus, seu de Amore, which got shortened and applied to any slim booklet worth passing around.
revolutionary fuelcommon sense sold 500,000 copies in 1776 america.
cheap by designno binding, no cover, just urgency.
reformation weaponluther's pamphlets outran the printing press itself.