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…. They also react in the same way, burning down a town or two seems to be the norm. “Blazing with wrath . . . . . . at times he struck inwards, seeking his cup, and saw again how someone had tampered with his treasure, disturbed his gold . . . By the time night…

…The effects of Christianity in Africa can be seen today and were certainly visible in the time of colonization. Since the time of colonization people were forced into doing whatever they were told whenever they were told or face the wrath of god. Very…

…by his mother that she was poisoned and Laertes telling him that he himself is also condemned to death, his thoughts toward wrath against Claudius. Hamlet attacks the king and forces him to drink the poison saying, “ Here thou incestuous damned Dane, / Drink…

…of Gonzago, Claudius was beginning to feel the wrath of his offense. Claudius said, “O, my offence is rank, it smells to heaven; it hath the primal eldest curse upon’t, a brother’s murder, pray can I not, though inclination be as sharp as will…” (1439…

…modern Europe was forged by the hands of those educated by the church and enforced through a fearful reverence of the wrath of God. Ordinary citizens, lacking basic literacy, were compelled to accept the clergy’s version of Gospel as The Gospel. Today…

…wanted him to be a dentist. EARLY ADULTHOOD He studied pre-dentistry at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. He also joined the debating team. Thanks to his father he was good at fighting with words. His nick-name was Wrathful Marshall because he could…

…animal prints, and because of this, everyone pegs him as a homosexual. No judge nor jury besides his accusers, it doesn’t matter how he acts or how much he vehemently denies it. He’s obviously gay in their eyes, and therefore he is subject to their wrath…

…burns and radiation poisoning. Everyone thought that the ultimate military weapon had been discover short of the wrath of god, but they were wrong. In 1952 the first Hydrogen bomb was tested in Enewetok. Enewetok is an island that was originally given…

…nothing to Thomas More except make him miserable. Because of this Thomas had to stay with his religion and risk the wrath of the king of England. The last step is the point where Thomas More returns to reality. This occurs when he is being put on trial due…

…was prominently featured on the Ku Klux Klan's notorious "black" list. One night, she was even forced to spend the night outdoors, hiding from the wrath of the KKK like a hunted animal. Anne Moody's recollections of growing up in Mississippi's tumultuous social climate…