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…in the parliament, the lower 'elected by a secret ballot among the men over the age of 25 and of good reputation' and the upper house to be made up of the representatives of the monarchs and princes of the Confederation states. Also there would be an Emperor…

…enemies. An example in the bible, separating the two massive groups may be shown in Matthew. He tells the story of how the Pharisees accused Jesus of “casting out demons by the prince of demons” (Matthew 12:24), and is said to repeat the charge of Jesus being…

…time whether they should make an exception of the king of Navarre and the prince of Conde. All agreed that the king of Navarre should be spared by reason of the royal dignity and the new alliance. The duke of Guise, who was put in full command…

…prince of Dauphin in France in 1765 at the young age of eleven. Louis was an ugly man, about five and a half feet tall and slightly overweight, Although he had clear blue eyes, and thick fair hair he was pale, with a full flabby mouth and a double chin…

…of our modern day society it is impossible to see them all. Once such facet is the belief that each one of us, from pauper to prince, has worth. It is the basis for blindfold on the Lady of Justice, the foundation of the way we treat each other, it was borne…

…full potential and should be required viewing for any director who looks to put a modern spin on the 400-year- old play. Capulet and Montague become warring Mafia leaders, the Prince of Verona is a police chief trying to overcome the violence, and television…

…of ‘The adventure’s of Tom Sawyer’, ‘The Prince and the Pauper’, and Mark Twain’s finest novel ‘Huckleberry Finn’. ‘Life on the Mississippi’ is 383 pages long. It has about forty lines on each page and nine to eleven words on each line. The book has a lot…

…In Greek poetry, the story of Agamemnon's return from the Trojan War is dramatized by Aeschylus in the Oresteia. Agamemnon has gone to war to fight for the return of Helen, who was taken by Paris, the Prince of Troy. All of the Greeks leave to wage…

…to their liberal ideas; but she did little to reform or modernize Russia. She introduced such western ideas as pleased her, at the same time increasing Russian autocracy and military power. In addition, she extended Russia's boundaries southward and westward. Catherine…

…and frustration. Sudden anger prompts both Hamlet and Laertes to act spontaneously, giving little thought to the consequences of their actions. Hamlet and Laertes share a different, but deep, love and concern for Ophelia. Before his departure for France, Laertes…