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…the past, through past eye-witness accounts, letters, journals, diaries, all of it. Sometimes the past is a key to the future. ROGASKY(8):What elements contributed to discrimination of the Jews prior to 1800? One element that contributed…

…touring in Europe at this time, but due to the wars in France between 1793 and 1815, it made it more advisable to take a tour of Britain instead. The journal was probably initially written as a personal diary of his travels and experiences which were then later…

…positive.(Spies 8) "He was put in prime-time headlines right up there with such stories as Hitler's diaries, the Israel-Lebanon draft agreement and the nuclear arms freeze"(Spies 10). People believed that he was using tax payer's money to do these enormously…

…before nibbling at the nearby berry bush. As she ventured around the tree, she located the source of the luminance. It was a small, rectangular diary that was engraved with three letters M.I.G. It was the book that brought her here. All of the vegetation…

…out and writes about needing to get back into shape in his diary. He is carrying around at least one gun all of the time and even gets the pleasure of killing a robber. He cuts his hair into a mohawk and possibly attempts to assassinate a presidential…

…immune system. Stone et al's study has limitations in that it relies on the diary method and for this reason the information provided by the participants may not be reliable as it is retrospective data. People forget smaller stressors and tend to remember…

…" By now Simon recognized what Sylvia was reading his DIARY but he didn't know where or whom this person was. Sylvia soon started singing and instantly Simon recognized Sylvia's awful voice. By this time the security guards were going crazy not knowing where…

…and wants to get down to it. He pieces together all the information he said he read from the dead girl's diary and tells the each member of the family a tiny bit of information and they then start to confess to what they have done. He only deals with one…

…. Although Rembrandt's artwork attracted a lot of attention and praise, many people also had their doubts about it. In 1628 Arnoldus Buchelius who followed the Dutch art world very closely wrote in his diary "The Leiden miller's son is being praised highly…

…and the Pauper. In total, Twain published more than 30 separate works of literature including Life on the Mississippi, A Tramp Abroad, Extracts from Adam's Diary, and Letters from Earth. He also published books about his adventures and excursions in Mississippi, Asia…