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…not only left thirty thousand families, and eighty-seven pastors and priest, homeless and hungry, but left the already homeless and hungry with no where to pray for someplace to live. Later in the month Sir Christopher gave the King his plans for the city…

…of the sick and the homeless. Almost immediately, she began to do Red Cross work; she even provided a place for women who could sew clothing for the needy. To excite American interest in the plight of the French, she made six trips to the battle lines…

…standards, "rapes" a homeless woman. Stinking Lizaveta, the victim of Fyodor's violence, was a legend in the town. Regardless of her unattractive and dirty appearance, her poverty, and homelessness, the townspeople regarded her with sympathy and compassion…

…. She even tries to repay her debt to the society through charitable acts, like giving clothes to the homeless; but it seems that the harsh treatment of Hester flows straight through the society, and she does not deserve this. This is why Hawthorne shows…

…, this also may have been the start of his hatred of Jews. Adolf Hitler spent six years in Vienna, he had very little money. He lived on a small amount of money left by his father and orphan's pension. As he was homeless, in 1909, he wandered Vienna as a tramp…

…, health care and homelessness how do the two countries stack up? 4.1 POVERTY 'Almost one in four children under six (in the U.S.) fell below the poverty line by 1995 after four years of economic recovery, far more than other industrial societies…

…to the different eras in which these films were made, the scenario of each plot also differed. In the case of The Kid, it was a film made in the era of the Great Depression and the aftermath of World War 1, and with the twin themes of emotional loss and homelessness…

…the personal dimension of hunger (especially children) in the United States today and the different faces of hunger in each of her chapters; such as, Hunger and the Middle Class, Hunger and the Working Poor, Hunger and the Military, Hunger and the Homeless…

…to be indigent and homeless. Mental ill individuals experience a variety of symptoms such as unimaginable fear, uncontrollable hallucinations, panic, crushing sadness, wild elation, and mood swings. For society as a whole, their illness presents a range of social…

…left pieces embedded into the ground. Instantly, three hundred and twenty five acres of land, most at the north end of Halifax, were demolished leaving thirty thousand people homeless or with homes unfit to live in. Any house near the harbour that wasn't…