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…. The radical press's influence within the working class was little diminished. (Curran 1997:15) They continued to reach the lower and middle classes, new technologies enabling them to print at relatively low costs. The Stanhope press, one of a new generation…

…of real compassion. The novel builds up to Clarissa's party and the stream of consciousness in her own internal monologue throughout the party focuses on names and positions of people rather than real human emotion. The "Portuguese Ambassador" and the "Prince…

…argues, "What happened to that little girl really shocks the conscience and anybody who would not put finding that little girl before protecting the mother has really lost their soul." (Tuchman, 2002). <Tab/>Another way supporters argue for total…

…Mohammed; when the prophet called all the princes of the world to embrace the new religion, they all hurried to submit to the prophet of the new religion. When the Prophet saw the Kurdish representative, named Zemin, with his giant size and piercing eyes…

…of the numerous legends concerning the origin of their state, a Vietnamese prince named LAC LONG QUAN came to Northern Viet Nam from his home in the sea. He married a princess from the mountain, AUCO, who is also described as the wife of a Northern Intruder (Chinese…

…seeming self-centered. No matter how little one dedicates to oneself, no matter what the circumstances, someone will see it as too much. Yet, there is no effective way to show compassion, respect, or contentment with the outside world without first developing…

…was in a strong position. Firstly, we have the leadership Francis I who saw himself as a contemporary monarch. He was a Renaissance Prince and took an interest in the arts and new learning. This is how he wanted people to see him. He considered himself as a first…

…, the way that this method is proposed makes it appear as though it might be a cop-out. My perspective comes from the fact that there is no really appropriate way to show self-care without seeming self-centered. No matter how little one dedicates to oneself…

…Macbeth. As quickly as they arrived, they disappear. At a military camp near Forres, King Duncan of Scotland asks a wounded sergeant for news about the battle between the Scots and the Norwegians. The sergeant, who was wounded helping Prince Malcolm escape…

…, millions of girls - some as young as 11 - are sold into prostitution. Beaten, raped and forced to live in cages, they have little hope of escape and run an ever-increasing risk of death from AIDS. Mumbai, a megalopolis of 20 million people, best known by its…