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- 4711: Charles Dickens
- ... at the Mirror of Parliament where he did reported all the speeches made in the House of Commons but he, again, left that job for a better one at the Morning Chronicle. Dickens later started writing sketches that presented real people and incidents, under these sketches he signed them with his nick name "Boz". He met a publisher, John Macrone, who later published his sketches in two volumes. The first book ...
- 4712: All Quiet On The Western Front
- ... I enjoyed the book better than the movie. The book was very well written and fun to read,( when I finally got the chance to read it.) Erich Maria Remarque, did a good job of writing the book. One complaint I had was I expected Paul to survive and be able to tell his children and grandchildren about the war. In a way, his death freed him from the war. The ...
- 4713: Ambition In Macbeth
- ... patiently waited for his time, he would have become king peacefully and have had a chance to enjoy it. The play, Macbeth, shares themes with other stories, with historic and current events, and with individual, personal experiences with which one can identify. Ambition which is one of Macbeths themes can be traced to the issue of corruption in national politics, in sports, and in a terrorist government. The Watergate scandal, the ...
- 4714: Anthony Vs Octavian
- ... Public Works. Cheap (or expensive, if you look at it from a different perspective) attempt to buy popular support using spoils of his campaigns. Successful. Widespread Support. The provincials, Italian allies and Roman people pledged personal support to his cause to eliminate his enemies. This was achieved through the use of propoganda. Yet, it also symbolises that Octavius was closer to Rome (physically and influentially) than Antony, whose actions made him ...
- 4715: The Influence of Henry David Thoreau on Mohanda K. Gandhi
- ... War, he spent a night in jail for his refusal. Thoreau never thought of jail time as punishment, and he wanted other leaders and readers to think the same. Thoreau also wrote Walden, at his personal built cabin at Walden Pond, The death of his brother John, and mentor Emerson inspired him to write Walden. The book was mainly about people living in harmony with nature. The main objective of Thoreau ...
- 4716: The Bill Clinton Story
- ... these are them: Legal role means he is the president bur he must still abide by the Constitution of the United States, Ethical role, which is his way to serve the Americans that elected them, Personal role, that he should be loyal to his family and to himself. There is a conflict that is between these roles because he has a problem with not following them. In the legal role it ...
- 4717: Nostradamus's Prophecies
- ... ten in total) were written in poem like form and contained hard to break codes that were use to stop attention being drawn to him self as the church authorities could not arrest him for writing in gibberish, since in that time prophecies were considered as witch craft or devil work. The Centauries were written by night as not to be seen in 1555. In 1554, Nostradamus finally settled down in ...
- 4718: Malcolm Little
- ... is the white man, oh yes that devil is our enemy." Malcolm said. (Myer pg. 106) By this time the F.B.I. was paying people to attend Malcolm's speeches and even his most personal meetings. They were afraid of what he might start. When Fidel Castro came to speak in America, Malcolm and he had many private conversations. Malcolm picked up many new ideas from Mr. Castro. In 1964 ...
- 4719: Theodore Roosevelt
- ... union ended with Alices death on February 14, 1884, following the birth of a daughter. On the same day Theodores mother passed away. From 1884 to 1886, because of his loneliness, Roosevelt wrote writing history books and operated a cattle Ranch in the Dakota Territory. In 1886, Roosevelt returned home to marry his childhood sweetheart Edith Kermit Carow. Theodore and Edith had four sons and one daughter. The energetic ...
- 4720: Alexander the Great
- ... and Macedonia into one nation Philip immediately arranged for the great philosopher Aristotle to teach his son. He also made his son sleep in the barracks with the soldiers so that Alexander would adopt a personal relationship with his soldiers. Alexander regularly trained for battle, and when he was old enough, he went on military campaigns with his father. Alexander's mother was a bit kooky, but she greatly influenced him ...
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