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Category: /Literature
…in which she was attending made. However, I do not hold a grudge, for they were trying to do their job as best as they possibly could. Your mother's death was not caused by the hospital, and therefore I feel your anger towards Will unacceptable. Your mother died…
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Category: /History
…is not to be taught. Husband and wife should help to keep the marriage pleasant and intimate. Husbands need to control their anger. A wife should guard her words and actions. She should also show modesty through actions and the way she dresses. A wife should sew…
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Category: /Literature
…. The author uses repetition and symbolism to convey the central idea. The author repeats the words, "little bastard" many times in the book. This shows the anger and jealousy that Wendell had. The author also uses symbolism. Wendell says, "There you are little…
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…by their governor. The lack of control by the government and anger from the citizens erupted into Bacon's rebellion (Doc H), where Nathaniel Bacon led hundreds of men through the streets of Jamestown, burning it down completely. In New England though, the rules were…
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…. At the start in August 1914, those in political power had been left angered by the activities of the Suffragettes and women had no political power whatsoever. By the end of the war, in November 1918, women had proved that they were just as important to the war…
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…the French border with Germany safe from another German attack and created the organisation, the League of Nations, that would end warfare throughout the world. However, it left a mood of anger throughout Germany as it was felt that as a nation Germany had been…
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…, the idea of timeless and constant happiness is essential. Violence and anger do not exist. The fear of History insists in wars, worker riots and Revolutions. That is the reason, why during the most important process of development in the Brave New World, which…
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…this feeling and took out his angers on the Indians. Finally in 1796, Jackson's political chieftain, William Blount, selected the young judge advocate of the Davidson County Militia. After two years he replaced Blount's seat in the senate. Senator Jackson sat…
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…. Retrenchment did not allow the kind of reform people wanted. Lloyd George earned the anger of workers wanting reforms by refusing to nationalize mines and using heavy-handed tactics dealing with a strike in Glasgow. Had Lloyd George not been part of the coalition…
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…story as well as that of his highly dysfunctional family. He and his two brothers, Charles and Max, cling to the edge of the sane world. Robert has his success as a cartoonist to vent his pent up anger and rage. His brothers are fellow cartoonists…
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