Papers 1801-1810 of total 50090 found.
…, and that was when my mothers’ side of the family had their family reunion each year. It was always held at my Mamaw’s house, because their was so much to do, and the house itself was colossal. She also had a swimming pool, and that’s where all of the children would go…
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…during the 1750’s to the 1780’s with respect to property distribution, social structure, politics, and religion. The spark started by the Great Awakening had blossomed into a great fire of independence, a passion for freedom, a lust for democracy. Property…
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…Henry Spencer Churchill, who was a British statesman who became a leader of the house of commons. Because of his family’s status Churchill attended school at Harrow school, where he studied the classics. In school he was known for his good memory, but also…
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…John Bury Our group has chosen to research Henrick Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House.” We were aloud to stage it anywhere we wanted, and we chose Washington DC. When “A Doll’s House” was first produced in 1879, they staged it in Oslo, the capital of Norway…
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…. With an evil look in her eye, she ordered Amanda to go into the woods and find one for her sister, and not to come back until she had one, or face the consequences. Being the middle of winter, Amanda knew she would never find one, but left the house at her mother's…
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…was a more democraticprocess, with tribal members having the opportunity to voice concerns. The counsel houses were also the sight of the sacred fire, which the Cherokee had kept burning from the time immemorial. Cherokee society was a matriarchy. The children…
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…from mesa outcroppings. The Hopi were among the first people to use coal for firing pottery. An example of buildings in the Hopi culture would be the kiva and houses. The houses are made on the same plan, are made of clay and stone, and can be up to three…
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…not. Eventually, Jeeter decides to do the yearly burning of his fields. He falls asleep in the house with his wife, and the house catches on fire causing Jeeter and his wife to die. In spite of this, Dude and his wife live happily while traveling throughout…
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…was baptized on the first Sabbath of its life and was recorded in their parish records. Abigail live in a comfortable house. When Abigail was sixteen, her father added a wing that was bigger than the original building to make room for the children, servants…
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…cakes for them. But early one morning her house caught on fire and she lost everything. One night after Jem and Scout got in a fight, they were both sent to their rooms. When Scout reached her room and had shut the door behind her she had found Dill hiding…
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