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…would decline somewhat between the first and third centuries A.D. During this period there were 25 Roman emperors. Although the Roman Empire was at its height of power and prosperity between A.D. 96 and 180 during the reign of Antonines, the Empire expanded…

…, race, height, and weight does not matter and everyone is free. The next time freedom is fought, it should fought for the people who cannot see the glimmer of hope.  Works Cited Online. 8 October 2000: Available: www.feminist.org. Stop Gender Apartheid…

…confidence was high. Average income grew steadily throughout the decade and production soared. Levels of investment grew to new heights. At year's end in 1925, the market value of all stocks totaled $27 billion. By early October of 1929, that number had g own…

…(Rothel, 173). Rin Tin Tin lived the Hollywood dream; starting with humble beginnings he was destined to become the nation’s first canine movie star, making 22 movies, signing his own contracts with a paw print, and at the height of his success was his…

…to new heights. Among the many new members enrolled in the ranks of Islam included Brother Malcolm X and his family. During the 1950s, Muhammad promoted Malcolm X to the post of National Spokesman, and began to syndicate his weekly newspaper column, "Mr…

…, and hence able to house more pairs of stones, and more ancilliary machinery. In addition, the body can be made arbitrarily high, the extra height allowing the sails to catch more wind (and to a certain extent a taller body can allow longer sails to be employed…

…the height of his fame. Poe was the originator of the American short story. There had been other short works of fiction, but Poe perfected the short story as an art form. Conan Doyle was influenced by him, particularly in their early writing, before each had found…

…“creator” is Nietzsche’s “overman.” He represents the height of human capacity, of human spirit; a “divine” spirit. The overman is the essence of maximized human capability. This being is Nietzsche’s conception of divinity. For a religious thinker, however…

…using decription to move his reader’s feelings to greater heights or to make a social statement to move people to make needed reforms for the poor in the England of the 19th century, Dickens’s ability as a describer of the human condition is undisputed…

…. It is this same harshness that kept Dimmesdale silent for many years fearful of the consequences of confessing his sin publicly because he fears “the penalty…death”. “He longed to speak out from his own pulpit at the full height of his voice, and tell the people what…