Lovejoy
[luhv-joi]
- Elijah P(arish),1802–37, U.S. abolitionist and newspaper editor.
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Contemporary Examples
The organization was founded by Scientologist and actress Anne Archer, and Lovejoy is on its board.
Asked whether he endorsed the diet program and products, Lovejoy did not respond.
Anti-Scientology groups say Lovejoy appears to be linked to Scientology through a group called Artists for Human Rights.
Historical Examples
Poor Lovejoy's letter reads as if he had a presentment of his coming doom.
The Jefferson-Lemen CompactWillard C. MacNaul.
Mr. Lovejoy was not with her—he evidently preferred to pay his attentions in private.
Coniston, CompleteWinston Churchill
The Duncan and Lovejoy representatives in the theatre, the adherents of the bill here!
Coniston, CompleteWinston Churchill
It is this very thing which entitles Lovejoy to greater praise.
The owners of the Observer went to Lovejoy and requested him to retire as its editor.
Historic AdventuresRupert S. Holland