Ramparts

Actually, I was the editor of a magazine, a radical magazine called Ramparts in the late '60s, early' 70s.

The Roosevelts: An American Saga 1994

Half-way up the Ramparts was a foot-wide ledge, and here the boy would walk round the bastions and in the square face to the sea would sit upon the ledge with his legs dangling over the water and read his volume.

Gilian The Dreamer His Fancy, His Love and Adventure Neil Munro

I was so excited I wrote a book about it—a novel that was published under the title Bright Ramparts . . .

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living Dale Carnegie 1944

At one point, called the "Ramparts," the channel narrows to less than 0.5 km and the river flows at high speed between 60-meter (m) high cliffs.

Mackenzie River, Canada 2008

"Ramparts," in case you don't know, are the protective walls or other elevations that surround a fort.

07/04/2006 2006

And while I was out there -- and I was just there for six months, but while I was out there, "Ramparts" magazine, which was located in San Francisco, exposed this story.

Politics: Observations and Arguments, 1966-2004 2004

It even has the illustration from the June 1972 "Ramparts" magazine, showing how to constuct a "black box" to prevent the calling party from being billed for the call.

Phrack Issue #32 (Crimson Death Returns) 1990

Roger L. Simon Nostradamus on the Day of the Massachusetts Election Ron Radosh Reading "Ramparts" in the 21st Century: A L.ok Back at the 60's Major L.ft-wing Magazine

Pajamas Media 2010

Zulus on the Ramparts! is quite cinematic from start to finish, and lots of fun.

Zulus on the Ramparts! by Victory Point Games « Third Point of Singularity 2009

Zulus on the Ramparts! is based on the earlier War of Israeli Independence, which I also own and have played several times.

Zulus on the Ramparts! by Victory Point Games « Third Point of Singularity 2009