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    Defarge notifies Tellson’s Bank‚ which‚ then‚ summons Mr. Lorry to France. Yet‚ while he shelters the damaged prisoner‚ Defarge is not above displaying him to the Jacques as a victim or tyranny in order to promote the cause of hatred against the aristocracy. He also forgoes his affection for his former master when‚ after asking his wife‚ Therese Defarge to not punish his daughter

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    her daughter do the same. She took out her “list of eligible young men” to see whether Jack had the qualifications to marry her daughter. “Through the figure of Lady Bracknell‚ Wilde manages to satirize the hypocrisy and stupidity of the British aristocracy.” (sparknotes.com). Gwendolen was in love with Jack; he was known as Ernest in town. “Gwendolen is fixated on the name Ernest and says she will not marry a man without that name.” (sparknotes.com). “No‚ thank you. Sugar is not fashionable any more

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    rather‚ they stand for other antisocial forces and dangers outside the control of feudalism and chivalry. The tests that Gawain undergoes and the moral trials that he has to endure become a metaphor for other problems facing the 14th century aristocracy and women and feminine symbols are the author’s devices in assembling blame for the end of the feudal economy and way of life. Concepts Chivalry: the qualifications of knights as valour‚ courtesy‚ loyalty‚ etc.at the service of the church

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    the young men of rival villages and towns often used as opportunities to settle old feuds‚ personal arguments and land disputes. The much more disciplined game introduced to continental Europe in 1900s was the reformed pastime of the British aristocracy. Other European countries adopted this form of the game‚ associated with Victorian values of fair-play and retrained enthusiasm. Only two periods in British history have been relatively free of football-related violence: the inter-war years and

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    What Were Lincoln's Goals

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    For Lincoln the South had broken covenant and started an insurrection. In essence‚ Lincoln‚ like George Washington in the Whiskey Rebellion or Lyndon Johnson in the late 1960s‚ brought unification to all US citizens; Northerners and Southerners But Lincoln’s goal was not galvanized by equality‚ though he did detest slavery‚ Blacks were (at least at first) a secondary issue. Blacks were mobilized as a military need. Emancipation‚ Lincoln saw‚ would further undermine the Confederacy while providing

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    The 14th century in Europe was described as an age of diversity. I believe the 14th century coined this term because of the foreign and domestic problems it had to endure and overcome. The largest reason why the 14th century coined this phrase was because of the black plague. Too many‚ the years of the black plague were the darkest days in Europe’s history. At first‚ the plague only attacked mice and rats. But due to the insanitary conditions of the 14th century‚ the virus mutated and a strain of

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    Gatsby's True Identity

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    Within The Great Gatsby‚ Jay Gatsby’s true self is identified as each chapter progresses. In the beginning‚ he is a character met with intrigue and wonder; everyone that meets Mr. Gatsby is impressed by the air of sophistication and aristocracy that he upholds. When Nick finally decides to tell the reader about Gatsby’s past‚ the reader has come to pity Gatsby a little because of the bits and pieces of Gatsby’s life that the reader has put together‚ such as that he was forced to leave Daisy and that

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    going to talk about is that they made changes. The changes French made were that they brought about an end to the monarchy that ruled France‚ and established a Republic which represented more of the middle class or "bourgeois" as opposed to the aristocracy. The changes Haitian made were that they won independence and slaves were free. Them the changes they made. In Conclusion‚ the similarities they made were that they wanted rights‚ had strictly social class‚ and they made changes. Now

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    that education would be revered as the safest and most efficient investment of the nation’s children. I wish secondary education would be complimentary to everyone as a service - not a distant remnant of the First Estate and Second Estate or the aristocracy. I wish that global warming and climate change is accepted as scientific fact and hope that action is taken to avoid the destruction of our only habitat. I hope that individuals would surrender their beliefs to the sake of our home‚ livelihood

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    Franklin Roosevelt was callow and arrogant when he entered politics. Descended from the colonial aristocracy‚ he had all the prejudices of the moneyed class. But‚ recounts an admiring Smith (John Marshall‚ 1996‚ etc.)‚ the polio that confined him to a wheelchair converted him into a champion of the common man for much of his career‚ particularly as president. Smith writes that FDR was hardworking‚ astute‚ smart and vindictive; he punished enemies for decades‚ while his political friends reaped ample

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