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…The House of Commons and the House of Lords The British parliament consists of the Queen and two chambers, the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The functions of the parliament are to pass laws, to provide taxes and to control the actions…

…, A Day No Pigs Would Die, Little Red Riding Hood, James and the Giant Peach, The Grapes of Wrath, Black Beauty, and Lord of the Flies. Most of these books are award-winning classics but due to censorship some people may never get the chance to read them…

…terms such as 'black ram' and 'plague him with flies' are initially reserved for the likes of Iago. However, he has managed to bring Othello down to this base language. 'Oh blood! Blood! Blood!' Similarly, after Cassio has disgraced his 'reputation', Iago…

…that has to do with direct evil. The name was taken from William Golding’s "The Lord of the Flies." King picked Castle Rock because "The Lord of the Flies" is directly involved with the evil located within living things. His "Castle Rock" stories directly…

…. In Richard Wright’s Rite Of Passage a young boy’s struggle to deal with abandonment is followed. William Golding’s Lord Of The Flies illustrates alienation from civilization and the drastic changes that result. In Edith Wharton’s Ethan Frome the alienation…

…for India’s independence from Britain. Gandhi became the speaker for the entire nation of India. It is very critical to make this known to Lord Irwin, because it enhances his ethos. Gandhi is an intelligent leader that will lead India to its independence from…

…noble of lesser power. A noble who gave out a fief was called a Lord and the nobles who received fiefs were called Vassals. Only a nobles could be a vassals but a vassal could also be a lord if he gave a fief to another noble. A fief not only helped…

…to seek the protection of the lords, who had armies of their own. To expand ones power and wealth, lords would make alliances with other nobles. A lord would grant land to another noble in exchange for protection and military services. This grant was called…

…to seek the protection of the lords, who had armies of their own. To expand ones power and wealth, lords would make alliances with other nobles. A lord would grant land to another noble in exchange for protection and military services. This grant was called…

…to seek the protection of the lords, who had armies of their own. To expand ones power and wealth, lords would make alliances with other nobles. A lord would grant land to another noble in exchange for protection and military services. This grant was called…