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87An Analysis of A New England Nun by Mary E. Wilkins
In her work, "A New England Nun," Mary E. Wilkins Freeman illustrates a woman's struggle with the commitment of marriage. This essay examines how Freeman illustrates the feminine struggle to be independent while being dedicated to a man.
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82Interview with Cleopatra
Until now I have been using my superhuman skills in superior, supernatural interviewing to talk with dead people – famous but altogether dead people – who were rulers of the masculine persuasion. Now it is time to talk with the Queen of Egypt – Cleopatra VII.
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94An Analysis of Authority in Aphra Behn's Oroonoko: The Royal Slave
An analysis of Aphra Behn's Oroonoko: The Royal Slave and the anti-slavery narrative within the novel.
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78THE LION KING Controversy: Did Disney Rip-off Kimba the White Lion?
Disney’s The Lion King (1994) is one of the most loved animated films ever made. It was critically acclaimed when it was released and won a Golden Globe for Best Musical feature. It is the highest grossing 2-D animated American film ever (It made...
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77Italy Castles for Sale
The lore and legend of Italian castles appeals to the poor and affluent alike. Some who could not afford a castle on their own have partnered with an organization or a successful entrepreneur and made a business out of it by refinishing it as a...
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85Marcus Brutus
Marble Bust of Brutus, 30–15 B.C.“This was the noblest Roman of them all.” – Marc Antony The purpose of this article, briefly: I keep reading about Julius Caesar, and I think it’s high time Brutus got some love. Also, I’m just plain...
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80Caesar, Pompey, and The Great Roman Civil War
The first century B.C. demonstrated many of the weaknesses that had formed in the Roman Republic. Civil strife became commonplace and measures to strengthen the republican government failed. A shift in power allowed ambitious generals to supersede...
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76Heroes who were not as depicted. Genocidal maniacs of history. Julius Caesar, Oliver Cromwell, Andrew Jackson.
Some of the most famous people in history were mass murderers. Read here about three celebrated men, and their genocidal acts, that have been airbrushed from the history books.
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79Develop 360 Waves Part 2/2
Month 1 The First Month you should get a light caesar Haircut. After the Haircut wash your hair with One of the shampoos or natural Liquid soaps that I mentioned in part 1.(Remeber to follow the technique of washing your hair that I describe in...
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78Saint Patrick Versus "The Snakes"
A in-depth look into the myths and facts around Saint Patrick's Day.
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