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    adding this large portion of southwest France to their kingdom.3 Following Henry II’s reign‚ his sons‚ Richard the Lion-Hearted and John‚ and his grandson‚ Henry III‚ succeeded him in ruling the kingdom of England for much of the thirteenth century.4 During this time‚ the French warrior-kings Philip II and Philip IV led a French resurgence that threatened to recover much of France’s previously lost domain by dispossessing the English.5 However‚ in 1328‚ the last son of Philip IV of France‚ Charles

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    Joan Miro

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    Abstract I talked about how Miro started‚ his style. I also talk about a little bit about his life‚ where did he lived and stuff. Then I talked about his work‚ and his influence in his own country. At the end I give my opinion about him and his work. Joan Miro‚ borned in 1983 and he was a painter‚ sculptor‚ and ceramicist. He was born in Barcelona‚ I have family there‚ and he was a really colorful artist‚ using children’s spirit and a manifestation of the Catalan pride. We grow up in our schools learning

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    Joan Ryan

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    Critique “We are not created equal in every way” by Joan Rayn 17/10/2013 Nature or nurture? This question has baffled scientists and human beings in general for a long time. The logical answer is both. It might seem simple‚ but looking closer at almost every situation shows that both play a key role in the outcome. Joan Rayn (2000) introduces her article “We are not created equal in every way” with a similar situation. The author logically argues that institutions have

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    Joan of Arc‚ a young French woman‚ born in 1412 has left a legendary mark on history. She was known for dressing like a man in a suit of armor and leading the French troops against the in English in the Hundred Years War. Eventually being apprehended Joan was turned over to the English but tried by the French clerics who surprisingly supported the English. George Bernard‚ author of Saint Joan‚ wrote the play based on Arc’s life. A character in the play is the Inquisitor. The church court whose members

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    Joan of Arc‚ also known as La Pucelle meaning “Maid of Orleans” was known as a prophet because she led the French army to victory over the British at Orleans at age eighteen. Joan was captured by the English and abandoned by her own. Even though she had passed on‚ she remains an inspiration through the decades. Joan is the daughter of Jacques and Isabelle Arc; she was born in a little village of Domremy in January 6th in the year 1412. In her early years‚ around age twelve in the summer of 1425

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    Joan of arc Joan of Arc‚ who was nicknamed the “Maid of Orleans”‚ was a patroness of soldiers and of France. She is declared to be one of the most courageous women in French history. She was determined‚ dedicated‚ and smart. Joan of Arc is truly the definition of a leader. Joan of arc was born to parents of the peasant class. At a very early age‚ it is said that she heard the voices of St. Michael‚ St. Catherine and St. Margaret. When she first began to hear the messages‚ they weren’t very personal;

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    Although I believe this moving to be keeping with the spirit of who Joan was‚ there are several aspects of the film that are either altered‚ or all together inaccurate. Some events have been added or altered. A few of the characters’ roles in the story have either been changed or exaggerated. Overall‚ the film fairly accurate‚ but still leaves a bit to be desired. In the film‚ Joan is shown having Mother Babette‚ a nun she met at Vaucouleurs‚ accompany her throughout her travels‚ but‚ in reality

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    Saint Joan

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    Joan of Arc The Inquisitor speech towards Saint Joan is one of persuasion that uses rhetorical appeals such as ethos‚ logos and pathos to create the image of a damned vile creature in place of Joan‚ while convincing the clerics themselves to “feel” it is acceptable to condemn her soul. Knowing that the jury might look upon Joan with sympathy‚ he finds a way to create a pre-emptive attack to manipulate the way in which jury members will first look upon Joan.

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    1/18/2013 EUH2023 U05 Joan of Arc: A Saint and a Heroine Most memorable historic figures from the West include revolutionaries‚ rebels‚ ruthless dictators or royal leaders. However‚ there is more to what meets the eye. There were others who emerged from the bottom of the social order to make a change. Joan of Arc Saints was an exemplary leader who wanted the best for her beloved country of France while teaching others how to behave with honor‚ courage‚ honesty and glory. Joan of Arc was the average

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    Joan Didion

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    Joan Didion had messed up on a job and had nothing to do since. So on the cold spring of 1967‚ she decided to go to San Francisco‚ where her essay Slouching Towards Bethlehem takes place. San Francisco is a place where there are full of hippies. In her essay‚ she illustrates the detailed encounters with the hippies and portrays their personalities and lifestyles. Although Joan Didion describes the hippies as immature‚ she also feels pity for their situation at the same time. Didion expresses that

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