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…Henry, so she gets involved with Bernard. Bernard proposes that they go see the Indian Reservation together and Lenina accepts. Then, they meet John, who is different from the rest of the natives. After John tells Lenina and Bernard his story, she falls…

…life he was known to be a ruffian and a fighter. He led many successful campaigns against Indian and British forces. These campaigns led him to be known as a hero throughout the country. One thing in particular that built his recognition was a treaty he…

…societies, they represented eternity because their habit of shedding their skin seemed to be a renewal of life. In eastern North America, snakes figured in American Indian mythology and religious beliefs. Traditionally, some Native Americans used snake teeth…

…Nectar in a Sieve Written in the early 1950s by Kamala Markandaya, Nectar in a Sieve reflects a time of intense turbulence in rapidly developing India. Indian independence from Britain after World War II was flourishing, and India suffered some…

…). But the strongest evidence of the Americans working for good and for evil is evident in the maltreatment of the Indians. President Jackson did what he deemed was necessary to keep the Indians safe while satisfying the wants of the settlers yet it was not enough. Turner…

…path for Indian professionals, which led to many universities providing programs for IT specialists and in all kinds of IT avenues of services and products. Only the most advanced countries such as Canada, Ireland, and Israel can match India in this category…

…and lives like a low-caste Hindu street-urchin, unable to read or write, or speak English very well, and known to all as "Little Friend of all the World" (3-5). Kim is neither wholly British nor wholly Indian, but a unique "mixture o' things" with fuels his…

…, where the lucrative Indian market is estimated to be over 1 billion people and Coke wanted to have at least a fair share of it, but failed miserably initially. Over 70% of Coca-Cola's revenue comes from global sales, so securing a foothold in India was very…

…"The Indian Cricket Saga" - identifies the crossfire between the current Indian cricket coach Greg Chappell and former captain Sourav Ganguly, which erupted during the Indian team's Zimbabwe tour in June 2005. With the essential focus on team performance…

…as a barbarous, murdering race, which, at its zenith of policy making, instigated a deliberate tactic of extermination and genocide against the native Indian tribes by the leaders of the new United States, such as Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. Americans…