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…thoroughly dangerous for Shakespeare to suggest otherwise. For a number of decades in the late fifteenth century, England's royal family was locked in a power struggle that periodically erupted into violence. Historians have labeled this battle the Wars…

…, 206). The UGWA engaged in fierce, long, and violent strikes which unfortunately ended in losing. ‘ Serious confrontations were also erupting in the women’s wear sector of the Montreal clothing industry. In March 1904, workers at Star Mantle Manufacturing…

…security for the Saigon regime. When Nixon announced the invasion, U.S. college campuses erupted in protest, and one-third of them shut down due to student walkouts. At Kent State University in Ohio four students were killed by panicky national guardsmen who had…

…Company hired 60 Strike Breakers and Pinkerton security guards, causing violence to erupt. The Hamilton police department was unable to control the situation and the mayor was forced to request additional troops and ultimately read the Riot Act…

…likely to erupt. Klare evidently takes the liberal view in his article because he believes without what he calls the “new map” or “new global schisms”, peace and stability will not exist in international relations. He suggests that boundaries between…

…that culminated in this rupture in the early seventeenth century. The eruption, and swift suppression, of the first significant opposition to the English administration emphasized both the instability of the medieval Irish lordship, divided between English and Gaelic…

…neck. Xena looked at the woman child before her. The fire, relit in the morning's battle was threatening to erupt. Rough was an understatement, she chuckled ruefully. If it had been as simple as just needing sex, she would have tried a little harder…

…and erupt on the wedding day of Claudio and Hero. There is a humorous tone to the sub plots, but as a result of them, a near tragedy occurs. The climax brought on by these sub plots results in the shaming of Hero, the prevention of the wedding and the true…

…separation, an affair began between Dickens and Ellen Ternan. This affair lasted until his death, though an immense scandal erupted from it, because Dickens was still married to Catherine. From 1860, Dickens lived at Gadshill Place, near Rochester, Kent. Dickens…

…and transport themselves so efficiently toward the northern free states. Controversies, however, abounded amidst the struggles; violent disputes erupted over the issues and difficulties posed by the oppressive Fugitive Slave Act. The state of Massachusetts played…