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    William and Mary‚ and his masters and Ph.D. at the University of Yale. Ellis is currently a full time professor of the Commonwealth at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. In addition to Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation Ellis has written many books and editorials. His books include; The New England Mind in Transition: Samuel Johnson of Connecticut (Yale University Press‚ 1983)‚ School For Soldiers: West Point and the Profession of Arms (Oxford University Press‚ 1974)‚ Passionate

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    Part IIA: Brief Outline of Founding Brothers by Joseph J. Ellis In many ways‚ Ellis has managed to create a detailed and carefully illustrated history of the American Revolution and the people and events that surrounded it in the parameters of a series of stories that few have ever heard. Depictions of the duel between Hamilton and Burr that changed the strictly passive coping mechanism of the revolutionary generation give a helpful insight into the minds of those who contributed to the

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    Sweet Whispers‚ Brother Rush Virginia Hamilton‚ Author 1983 John Newbery Honor Book Sweet Whispers‚ Brother Rush by Virginia Hamilton was awarded the John Newbery Honor in 1983. Sweet Whispers‚ Brother Rush tells the story of Teresa‚ at teenage girl who starts up a relationship with the ghost of her deceased uncle. In this book Virginia Hamilton places Teresa in a peculiar situation. However‚ by challenging traditions and taboos in black culture‚ Teresa figures out what she must do for her family

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    Founding Brothers Essay The founding fathers‚ or as the book calls them the founding brothers‚ are an assorted group of men from wildly different backgrounds. In political terms‚ they were divided. Yet‚ they came to together to help shape this country into the place it is today. Now on their journey towards the making of this country they did encounter some trouble. They encountered heated debates among themselves though for getting through these debates they show just why they deserve to be called

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    I Wish I’d Been There: Chapter 2 In 1692 happened one of the most tragic events in American history: Salem Witchcraft Trials. The Salem Witch Trials were court hearings involving prosecutions among many men and women living in the Massachusetts Bay Colony based on their supposed involvement in witchcraft. 19 innocent women and men were hung‚ four died in jail‚ and an old man was pressed to death by heavy rocks when he refused to stand for trial… how did this maelstrom start? Through social and

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    Joseph J. Ellis. Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation. New York: Vintage Books‚ 2000. Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation is a book about the American revolutionary generation‚ but as Ellis puts it a more modern way so that everyone can understand. This book includes information about our founding fathers and stories that some had no idea about; it also gives you some details about the politics going on during the time period but still indicates specific people in history

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    Band of Brothers Ambrose‚ Stephen E. Band of Brothers. London: Chivers‚ 2003. Stephen Ambrose‚ known for his works as a historian and biographer‚ had a keen interest with World War II. His research led him to serve as the President of the National World War II museum in New Orleans‚ Louisiana‚ write many books detailing accounts of several divisions involved in World War II‚ and several biographies based on the lives of Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. Band of Brothers is the exhaustive work

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    BOOK REVIEWS Thanh Ngo July 11th‚ 2011 1110 Colorado History Online Assignment 2 Metropolitan State College of Denver BOOK REVIEWS In this portion of the assignment‚ five book reviews will used to discuss and evaluate how well the reviews have been written. By using the reviews written by the reviewer‚ we can see whether the reviewer gave a reasonable indication of the book’s contents‚ comments and interests in reading the book. In this first book by Kathy T. Hettinga‚ Grave Images:

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    Book Review The book that I read was Diary Of A Wimpy Kid written by Jeff Kinney it took me about two weeks to read. The book is a fictional story about a boy named Greg Heffley and how he started middle school. The main character in this story is Greg Heffley because it is his diary‚ day to day life of a young teenage boy. Through the book there is usually a lot of conflict between Greg and is older brother Rodrick and younger brother Manny such as fights ‚arguments ect. He also hangs out with

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    down and arranged the material in the first person‚ and Malcolm X edited and approved every chapter. Thus‚ though Haley actually did the writing‚ it is reasonable to consider the work an autobiography. The work is one of the most important nonfiction books of the twentieth century‚ as it offers valuable insight into the mind of a key figure on a core issue of twentieth-century America. In 1965‚ a New York reviewer wrote of Malcolm X‚ “No man has better expressed his people’s trapped anguish.” The autobiography

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