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    charges that could land him in prison. Robert E. Lee Ringler‚ 21‚ of 640 S. Monroe St.‚ pleaded not guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to assault‚ resisting arrest and criminal damaging. The assault charge‚ because it involved a police officer acting in his official capacity‚ is a fourth-degree felony‚ punishable by up to 18 months in prison. The charges stem from a May 13 incident. That’s when Millersburg Police were called to Ringler’s address because he was allegedly intoxicated and causing

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    Tom and Lee I chose to compare and contrast Tom Wingfield and Lee Younger. They are two gentlemen from two different plays. The lives they live are similar yet very different in many ways. They are both workingmen with dreams but no money to make their dreams come true. Tom Wingfield has a dream of having money to become a poet and travel where as Lee Younger wants to go in the liquor business. Both have no money to do what they want‚ but have plans of making it a reality. They are both willing

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    tyrants was compelled by innovative‚ debatable and exploitative ideologies about the supposed structure of the society and the world power. While Hitler and Stalin share some clear similarities‚ their personalities‚ the efficacy of governance and certain regimes were justifiably different. This essay with the use of dominant quantifiers of power such as style of leadership‚ propaganda‚ and the establishment of fundamental economic policies will argue that Hitler’s agenda was more successful. Stalin

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    the people was that it was an inevitable carnage that affected the people’s lives. Robert E. Lee was one of the individuals who did not want war to proceed onward because of what was at stake and the consequences that would follow. Mary Chesnut was a woman who felt that the war was hopeless. Shelby foote informed us that even the soldiers didn’t have a good answer as to why they were fighting. He also communicated that he didn’t think the South ever had a chance because the North was stronger. In

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    Kelsey Fenech Spiteri Compare and contrast the Sophists and Socrates’ moral position. The Sophists were public speakers‚ mouths for hire in an oral culture. They were gifted with speech. They were skilled in what is known as Rhetoric. They were respected‚ feared and hated at the same time. They had a gift and used it in a manner that aroused the ire of many. They challenged‚ questioned and did not care to arrive at the very best answers. They cared about winning public speaking contests

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    Compare and contrast poetry essay The poems ‘Annabel Lee’ by Edgar Allan Poe and ‘Porphyria’s lover’ by Robert Browning are emotion and thought provoking. They are both about romance and grief with the main themes clearly being love and death. The largest similarity is the way the poems can be interpreted and the biggest difference is the way the women in question died. There are more similarities than there are differences between these two poems. The first and most prominent similarity between

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    General Robert E. Lee was considered to be one of the finest military strategists in American history. However‚ he had several disadvantages at Gettysburg that greatly impacted the fate of the Confederate Army in the American Civil War‚ and eventually led to the surrender of the Confederacy. General Lee’s main disadvantages at Gettysburg included a deficiency of information from the calvary due to General J.E.B. Stuart’s absence and Pickett’s Charge being miscalculated and an act of desperation.

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    becomes evident in the poem that Tennyson sees both figures as leaders of Ithaca. Ulysses is the traditional leader of the island‚ while Telemachus has been elevated to a point where he is now leader‚ as well. Yet‚ it is here where there is some pivot. In his words‚ Ulysses sees Telemachus as more equipped to handle the administrative and more practical elements of leadership on the island. The idea that Ulysses speaks of his son as "He works his house/ I mine‚" indicates that the father sees

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    Mrs. Carper English 12 27 March 2015 E-Sports and Sports: What’s the Difference? Over the past few years people have begun to debate whether e-sports are sports. Both have their differences form each other but are also similar in many ways. The fan base of conventional sport has been rather large for a while now‚ but e-sports didn’t begin to take off until the early 2000’s. The only country to really accept e-sports as a sport in 2000 was South Korea‚ but today e-sports competitors are considered athletes

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    differences between Robert. E. Lee and Ulysses Grant affect the outcome of the Wilderness Campaign during the American Civil War The American Civil War (1861-1865) was the first true industrial war. With technological developments‚ most notably railroads‚ mass-produced rifles and telegraphs leading to drastic changes in tactics. With any change in how a war can be and is fought the largest test falls on the commanders ability to adapt. A good example of this and the contrasts between styles of

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