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    AMBITION Ambition and its pre-dominant theme of acquisition‚ is being touted as the new ideal of an increasingly materialistic world. Prescribed as an indispensible prerequisite for ‘success’ it has long erased the virtue of aspiration from the minds of our youth. Characterised by a subtle yet firm will to achieve or become‚ aspiration advocates the pursuit of excellence as opposed to mere success. Can ambition and aspiration be seen as diametrically opposite manifestations of the souls needed

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    Could a driven ambition lead to your death? or at least that is what lead to Christopher McCandless’s doom. Into the wild By Jon Krakauer. Christopher Johnson Mccandless was courageous and extremely heroic‚ it takes a special breed of man to do what he did. he risked his life to experience the chance and journey of a lifetime. To say this is really brilliant. He effects many lives all positively. Chris McCandless and Everett Ruess have many similarities which prove that they are not crazy.

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    Although Britain was already weakened and unstable‚ the invasions of Britain ultimately lead to the downfall of the British empire. As Julius Caesar gained power through the control of the Roman Rule‚ he continued to attack neighboring countries‚ like Britain‚ hence the Roman Invasion of 55 B.C. Moreover‚ as he was assassinated‚ he left Britain open to attacks from the Anglo Saxons‚ people who inhabited Britain during the 5th century‚ and Germanic tribes. Thus‚ the fall of the Roman Empire. Furthermore

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    did not care about these three things then the civil war would of never begin and Charles would have been in control and protestants would of able to trust him and it wouldn’t lead him to his own execution. Do you think it was because of Charles greedy and selfishness that lead him to he’s own execution? Charles I created his own death because he insisted on ruling England without listening to parliament for example‚ Charles needed more money to fight the Scottish people so he needed to reopen parliament

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    CHAPTER FOUR THE CONCEPT OF AMBITION Ambition: Ambition is the desire for elevation and continuous aspiration. Ambition is the case of a person who never feels satisfied and never stops at a certain level. Now‚ is this wrong or right? Is it spiritual or not spiritual? Normal or abnormal? Should a person go that way or resist it? These are important questions to which we shall give answers here with regard to the kind of ambition and its direction. Ambition is a natural thing‚ part of

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    Macedonia‚ was the greatest military commander ever to lead an army into battle and is deserving of the title‚ Alexander the Great. Here are a few reasons why. Prior to inheriting the throne‚ Alexander was tutored by the philosopher Aristotle. Alexander The Great was a very intelligent person because in the Background Essay‚ it claims that he fought his way to the top and conquered the Persian Empire. In Document B‚ the text states that Alexander placed his army in a puzzling way to confuse Porus. That takes

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    makes those who are not zealous‚ jealous... That is ambition. Ambition has been the backbone of every army! Through those great ancient Egyptian wars. From the conception to the design to the construction to the completion‚ ambition was the proverbial foreman‚ as once again we see that collective zeal create a phenomenon...thus...Ambition is the source of all that is good and all that is evil! It makes the wonders and it makes the wars. Ambition is the winner and loser of every game! Every footballer

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    created by ambition‚ are not the most important things to life. Furthermore‚ William Shakespeare even seems to express that aspirations‚ when taken to their extremities‚ can lead one to commit horrible acts in order to fulfill their ambitious goals. In the beginning of act one‚ Shakespeare portrayed Macbeth as a brave and honorable general who received high praises and admiration from everyone around him. This praise even included the king of Scotland‚ King Duncan‚ who honored Macbeth for his triumphant

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    principal agent of his own downfall’. Discuss this statement. Othello is undoubtedly unfortunate to encounter a villian such as Iago‚ whose ingenuity and wicked nature enable him to manipulate a range of characters with a simplicity that comes natural to him. However‚ while the cunning and deceptive nature of Iago plays a central role in Othello’s downfall‚ such a spectacular tragedy would not have been possible without the primary flaws that the Moor possesses. Iago’s success is based on his ability to

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    Who Lost His Way A politically fact and one of the most well known leader of the Roman Republic‚ Julius Caesar transform and created what became known as the Roman Empire‚ as to some Caesar seemed ambitions and would abuse his power and become a dictator. The tragic play called The Tragedy of Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare is a famous play that takes place in rome‚ as many would think this play is about Julius Caesar I believe it’s about his tragic friend Brutus who lost his way. According

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