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…During the Victorian era as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created various adventures of Sherlock Holmes, he was surrounded by a patriarchal society. The assumption that women were inferior to men was true of that period. Women were expected to stay inside…

…. However, author Jack Kerouac inspired many to stand up for themselves, as he wrote about his rebellious adventures across the US in his controversial book "On The Road." Jack Kerouac, the acclaimed father of the Beat Movement, is probably the most predominant…

…in company of adults" (Silvey 123). As an adult, Carroll entertained little girls with stories and toys. Carroll cherished his childhood and taught children how to cherish theirs as well. In the Adventure's of Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll uses…

…        This novel written originally by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and translated by Walter Kaufmann. There are 201 pages in this novel.. This book is a poem divided into two parts and has many adventures in it. The point of view is from…

…know what a "shooting war" meant, or what he was fighting for. But he knew he didn't want to miss out on a great adventure. The "shooting war" meant the horror, and that you were lucky if you survived. It meant knowing how it feels to cross a field…

…and again. As I reminisce back on the sandlot, I think back to the days when I had the most fun. Every day was like a new adventure to be conquered by my friends and I. The lot after a couple of years was moved down the road to a new location…

…passed through a beautiful garden. Once we arrived at the top of the volcano, we could see all of San Salvador, plus the raging water of the ocean. I had a wonderful and adventurous journey to San Salvador. I will remember it for the rest of my life…

…the university he began his careers a comedian performing in nightclubs. His reputation spread nation-wide and broke racial barriers in the entertainment industry. In 1964, Bill played in the series "I Spy", it was about two secret agents who had thrilling adventures…

…, the Time Traveler has as much depth and substance as any other literary figure. One can see the adventures of the Time Traveler as both simple, in that one can easily predict the outcome, and profound, because they create a timelessness that gives universality…

…North America experienced a great wave of immigration a few hundred years after its discovery. Inspired by adventure, riches, and the desire to escape political and religious oppression, Europeans came to the continent. Two of the immigrations that took…