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…Baldwin of Boulogne I, brother to Godfrey of Boullion, Count of Edessa and King of Jerusalem. Baldwin was one of the eight chief lay leaders of the first Crusade (Setton 21). He died in 1118, which marked an end of an era. Baldwin was the last…

…John, Robert and the Mob The Mob was mad at the Kennedy's because of what they saw, the brothers disopointed them, and, they were outraged at the increasing danger of being further investigated and prosecuted.(jhg) The anger they had came from…

…daughter, has come back to Thebes after king Creon has put her two brothers Polyneices and Etocles to death. After being killed only one brother is given a proper burial, the other one, Polynecius, is left out to be “chewed up by birds and dogs (page 168 line…

…loyal to his laws. Antigone is loyal to her beliefs. Creon will not change his laws. An example of this occurs when he and An tigone argue. He calls her "A traitor" For giving a burial for her dead brother Polyneices. He is so loyal to his own laws…

…it was actually quite entertaining. I’m glad that she’s still around today because my holiday would never be the same without her in it. A Holiday just wouldn’t be one if my older brother and I didn’t get in a fight. We hated each other when we were young and couldn’t…

…Winston's society is ruled by a governing force known as "The Party". At the head of this government is a fictional figure known as Big Brother, to whom all citizens must love and respect. In this society, privacy and freedom do not exist. People are constantly…

…for his brother. "What's the matter Todd? You've been acting strange all day. I know something's on your mind or you wouldn't have that look on your face. You always look that way when something's wrong". "Oh, it's nothing important little brother, just…

…seemed true a large population of men. He uses her to set an example for the entire city of Thebes, for Antigone is the first person to ever deliberately disobey Creon's order not the bury her late brother, who has been declared a traitor of the city. "Imagine…

…to be in this position, yet she understands that as her brother, she must care for him. It seems as though the mother would possibly be the most important woman’s role in the book, yet her attitude toward the situation seems to make her incapacitated to fulfill any…

…, 1803 in Boston Massachusetts to William and Ruth Haskins Emerson. Of eight children, Ralph along with four other brothers were the only ones to survive childhood [William (1801), Edward Bliss (1805), Robert Buckley (1807) and Charles Chauncey (1808…