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…thought out plea that the judge had no other choice but to sentence the boys to life in prison. The argument was simply turned back onto the court he tried to make everyone realize that to take the boys lives isn’t just as bad as murder it is worse…

…Court denied Dred's plea for freedom. However, his lawyer set up a retrial in 1850. Scott claimed freedom because of his stay in Minnesota and Illinois.After Dr. Emerson died, Scott became the property of Mrs. Emerson. When she remarried she gave Dred to her…

…that the famly not go in the direction of Florida due to the escaped convicts (forshawdowing) Her son and his wife ignore her pleas, John Wesley suggests that she stay home, June Star replies "she would not miss anthing". The Grandmother is the first one ready to go…

…grew to be the best on the team He was very tall and keen. Drake could hit a shot from every spot Even from the parking lot. He was named the team captain and MVP The school would do anything for his plea. Other peers did not know how…

…asked the two mens' brothers to go to them the morning of the trial and tell them to do precisely as their lawyers said. It was expected that Leopold and Loeb would plead not guilty by reason of insanity. Darrow entered a new guilty plea upon the two men…

…venturing into war zones to plea the cause of children. "I seek to be in touch with every organization and group whose activity and actions have an impact on children and war," he said. An issue which the Global Ministries of the United…

…any army you have ever assembled.' From the throne came a voice of such power and authority that volume was irrelevant: 'Thou shalt not touch my beloved!'" 245. Lucifer evolves his pleas into threats, threatening to ascend to a throne above that of God's…

…Don’t Give In Dylan Thomas’s poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night", is an urgent plea from Thomas to his dying father, and all men not to give in to death. Thomas uses himself as the speaker to the make the poem more personal. The message…

…some of the most critical decisions in history. Soon after V-E day, the war against Japan had reached its final stage. Truman urged Japan to surrender because the U.S. might bring nuclear weapons into the war, but the plea was rejected. In early August…

…for a better life for mankind. His beliefs of society, government, and mankind while living under his own disapprobation led to some of his greatest works in literature. Some of these works include Walden, Civil Disobedience, Slavery in Massachusetts and A plea…