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…was hoping and praying it would erupt into real violence, because he advised members of his congregation to carry guns, in case some of us witches decided to snatch his kids. Can you spell “bizarre?” We would never, of course, kidnap children…

…of appeasement was a valid negotiation tool, but the problem was that Hitler just could not be appeased. This ultimately lead to War erupting in Europe in 1939. Italian aggression was also a factor in causing World War II. There were two big causes within…

…of economic growth. Furthermore, when economic reforms and structural adjustment are not accompanied with compensating social policies, stability can be undermined. In addition, a weak Government has little capacity to stop the eruption and spread of violence…

…and the growing wave of white settlers. Large-scale war erupted in 1864. During the Great Sioux War of 1865-67, Sioux chief Red Cloud fought the U.S. Army and won. The Great Sioux Reservation was created from the Treaty of Fort Laramie after the Sioux burned the U.S…

…with their utterly brutal beating of her, with little mercy for the sow. "Here, struck down by the heat, the sow fell and the hunters hurled themselves at her. This dreadful eruption from an unknown world made her frantic; she squealed and bucked and the air…

…. The audience have been prepared for this, because all through the play, the tension has been rising and rising as more becomes known, and in the last scene it all erupts, -the climax of the play. The inspector’s final speech is near the end of the play and after…

…. 508-509) said by Hamlet refers to the calm before the storm. The deceiving calm of Hamlet, devising his revenge on Claudius, brews until a huge eruption which is seen in act 5 scene 2, Hamlet scolds Ophelia with the words “If thou dost marry, I’ll give…

…quickly erupts into the panic and confusion of the gas attack. ‘Dim through the misty panes and thick green light, As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.’ The unnamed soldier, may have seemed like just another unlucky colleague to Owen…

…other outlets of influence, whereas Vienna had none. Thus when the Bulgarian crisis erupted in 1886 the tension was much harder for Germany to control. Austro-Russian tension was a paradoxical feature of the Alliance system; a feature which Bismarck felt made…

…of smoke everywhere," recalled a pilot who flew one of the earliest missions. "I mean, when I came in, the ground erupted right at me." On the first day of battle communist gunners brought down ten helicopters, including the first giant flying crane to be lost…