Papers 1081-1090 of total 7885 found.
…the Americans give enough time for the Japanese to come to a decision of surrender or if they had of had time to make the decision then to get it across to the Americans before Nagasaki was to suffer. After Presidents Frank Roosevelt and Harry Truman decided to allow…
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…, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Branwell, Emily Jane, Anne, and others who died as infants. Branwell, the only male child, was an alcoholic and drug addict, and hurt his sisters emotionally. He, along with his father, are represented in Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre…
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…. In 1582 he married an older woman, Anne Hathaway, and had three children with her. Around 1590 he left his family behind and traveled to London to work as an actor and playwright. Public and critical acclaim quickly followed, and Shakespeare eventually became…
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…through her diary, an emotional picture of the lives of hungry families, the death of young children, and harsh realities of a rule-bound culture. Observations from two time periods bring readers closer to issues at hand by way of anecdotes and pictures…
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…of the visual art of Pollock,Kooning,Rothko,as well as the sculpture of David Smith. 4)ANN EDEN GIBSON; argues that the origins and promotion of the movement were influenced by sexual and racial bases and she shows how…
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…the shootings, both the police and at least three social service agencies had been called up to deal with sometimes violent disputes in the Reid household. During a five-day inquest that ended in the testimony of over 20 witnesses and entries from Reid's own diaries
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…she wished to comprehend a theological issue. In fact, too much intellectual activity, on a theological or any other plane might overtax her frail mind and thereby debilitate her equally weak body. An example of this was Anne Hopkins, the wife…
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…. ¡´Decisions about family life were largely shared. It appeared that the division of labour based on gender was breaking down. ¡´In 1974, Ann Oakley dismissed this view of the sharing caring husband. Young and Wilmott had claimed that 72% of husbands "helped…
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…first victim was Mary Ann Nichols, who was known to many by the name Polly. Polly was one of about 1,200 prostitutes in the East End district of London. She is described to have been approximately five feet, two inches tall, having had brown, grayish hair…
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…that fortified milk may have 20-50% less vitamin D than the label indicates. In one report, 15% of fortified skim milk samples had no measurable vitamin D. (Wilmot 183) Also, the milk used to make yogurt, cheese and other diary products isn't fortified with vitamin…
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