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…legislative procedures, to achieve responsible government. Through Mackenzie's unnecessary efforts, such as the Rebellion in 1837, he actually set back the onset of responsible government. After Mackenzie's rebellion, nothing resulted, until 12 years later. Lord…

…"The Age of Heroes was passed and the Age of Iron was come."(Lord 31) This age was the time when Aristophanes, the great Greek comic-poet, had lived and produced his fine works of literature. Aristophanes was "born an Athenian citizen some time…

…on this image is from Psalm 33:6, “The Lord merely spoke, and the heavens were created. He breathed the word, and all the stars were born.” This last quote reinstates God as creator in that he spoke and all was created. My personal experience dealing with God…

…In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Lady Macbeth is made to act as a catalyst in Lord Macbeth’s evildoings. Even though Lord Macbeth is generally the one to have the final say in the many killings that take place in the play, Lady Macbeth plays the role…

…is influenced to seek pleasure in beautiful things. His main influence is Lord Henry, a friend of Dorian, who teaches him hedonistic beliefs, the belief that only pleasure is the sole good in life. However, these beliefs make Dorian more intrigued by evil…

…and asked him not to tell anyone, but the news spread and crowds of people came to hear him preach the Lord will. One day Jesus was preaching , while some Phopisses and teachers of religious law were sitting nearby,some men came carrying a paralyzed man…

…6:8 says “He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the lord require of you, but to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God”? “Though you exalt yourself as high as the eagle, and though you set your nest among the stars…

…and unspoiled man. He has a charming look about him which inspires the artist Basil Hallward to paint a portrait of him. Dorian is meets one of Basil’s friends Lord Henry. Basil does not share opinions with Lord Henry but they are still companions. Lord Henry…

…in 'Gilgamesh' must hold a council to decide: "the gods in heaven decided in their council..." ('Gilgamesh' p. 63) "And the Lord said, I will destroy man whom I have created..." (the Bible p. 11 §7) This is the first indication of the contrast between polytheistic…

…of this play and the language used in this particular part changes the mood dramatically. Then, during Tybalt and Lord Capulet's conversation, he should be working his way through the crowds, grabbing Juliet and taking her away from the rest of the people…