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…, they were not able to. Jack Boland was born and lived in Melbourne and was 19 years old when he was conscripted to go to the Kokoda Track. August 11th, 1942 Dear Diary, Today I woke up with a rash on my thigh. It was wet, dark and damp due to the rain…

…. They just wanted to be left alone. WORKS CITED: Bent, George. Forty Years with the Cheyennes. 1905. Perrigo, Lynn I. E. Major Hal Sayr's Diary of the Sand Creek Campaign. 1938. Powell, Father Peter John. People of the Sacred Mountain. 1917.…

…, a pianist of unbelievable virtuosity and musicianship hailed throughout Europe. Another important influence of her father was in Clara's writing habits. Throughout her young life, Clara kept a diary, into which she copied what her father dictated. Because she…

…takes refuge in the hovel near the Delacey's home.He observes them for months, learning their language and their habits. It is obvious that he longs for some kindness, protection and company. These dsires even more evident when he reads the diary that Victor…

…Dear Diary, Today as usual, I was looking for my goddamned, son- of- a- bitch wife. As I normally do, I suspected one of them lousy, good-for nothing ranch workers. I forced my way into the bunkhouse demanding to see were everyone was, checking under…

…/ Reports, Reviews, Diaries, and Topic Discussions…

…plague affected so many Europeans the sources are also adequate. I will use newspapers and memos primarily for the AIDS plague but the Black Death will consist of many other types of primary sources, for example diaries and art. <Tab/&gt…

…with her best friend Josie, the town recluse (whom Kate befriends), and who could forget Randy, Kate's love interest. Everything tied in together nicely, and I liked the diary first-person format. It made everything that much more personal and real. The other…

…felt personally insulted. throughout his diary, Griffin portrays to the reader that no matter how accustomed one becomes to racial oppression, it is always taken personally. "Black Like Me" represents the 1950's as a time of overwhelming operation for Blacks…

…described my feelings in diary or book because I did not want to tell anyone.…