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Naturalistic Play Synopses The Father (W: 1887; P: 1887) Strindberg, August (1849-1912) Translated by Edith and Warner Oland 1912 Source- Strindberg, August. The Father. Edited by Edmund R Brown. Translated by Edith Oland and Warner Oland, Boston International Packet Library, 1912. Characters- Eight cast members total. Three women, four men, and the orderly’s gender is never specified. A Captain of Cavalry Laura- his wife Bertha- their daughter Doctor Östermark The Pastor The Nurse…

shocking because of all the history of Ancient times that he's been lost due to the destruction of these books. Although we lost many discoveries, we as humans continue to learn new information about the universe. This begins the discovery of radiation in 1912 by Victor Hess. Hess traveled at a high altitude in a hot air balloon and discovered that radiation was more intense when he was above than on the ground. But what Hess realized was the sun played no part in radiation above. Instead, it…

and humans would use them according to their traditions, culture and stage of development. This paper explores the cultural geography view of Sauer (1925) in conjunction with articles of Kniffen (1935), Trewartha (1932), Brown (1933) and MacDougal (1912) to explain the relationship between humans and their environment with approach other than environmental determinism. In Saucer’s (1925) article “The morphology of landscape” he discussed various aspects of geography, mentioning three distinct…

J. Mcgrath Comp., A Corp. v. Marchant, 117 Md. 472; 83 A. 912 (Md. Ct. Spec. App. 1912). Statement of Facts: Fannie Bell was hired by Hannah’s Berries to sell berries. Upon hiring, Fannie Bell and Hannah’s Berries entered into an oral contract. As a part of the contract, Fannie Bell was to receive commission on all contracts for Hannah’s…

Over the course of history, millions of disasters have occurred, both big and small; but few have impacted the world like the sinking of the RMS Titanic. Even before it launched the Titanic became famous for its pure opulence and was branded “unsinkable.” Sadly its glory was short lived as not far into the first voyage it sank. This disaster sprung from a seemingly random chain of events and showed many problems with how White Star Line treated the different classes of people. In the aftermath…

Wilson's disease (WD) is an inherited disorder affecting copper metabolism. The first known case was described by Dr Samuel Alexander Kinnier Wilson in 1912,(1) and after that, studies have revealed many of its associated biochemical disturbances(2) and genetic abnormalities. The physical aspect of the disease affects mostly the live and the brain A distinguishable feature of WD is that medical therapy can be used to treat patients without symptoms as well as patients already suffering from the…

and Nelson 229). Roosevelt was the first president to enter office with an agenda. He encouraged leadership that increased the reach of presidential influence and practiced as such (Milkis and Nelson 228). After a four-year hiatus between 1908 and 1912, Roosevelt decided to run for another term resulting in the presidential primaries and the first time…

will eventually be paid back. I think the Titanic should be preserved so people can learn about the history of the Titanic. By bringing up the Titanic it'll allow people to never forget the terrible accident that happened on April 15, 1912. It will also allow us to see how much damage was really done to the ship. It can also help us know what truly happened to the ship instead of just having theories. By preserving it the Titanic can become a monument. The monument…

family’s second child and later the middle child, when his sister (?) was born in 1912. Shortly one year after his birth, his mother, his older sister, Marjorie, and he moved to moved to Henley-On-Thames, a town and civil parish in the Southeast of England. Due to his obligation in India, his father stayed behind. Blair never had the chance to really get to know his father, until he retired from the service in 1912. When the pair finally had the chance to become acquainted with one another, it…

when she was twelve and started her career as a cabaret singer. In 1904, Rainey married Will Rainey and toured with him and the Wolcott’s Rabbit Foot Minstrels until the Rainey’s decided to start their own company. Bessie Smith joined the Rainey’s in 1912 and Rainey is considered Smith’s coach and role model. In 1923, Rainey was signed for a record deal with Paramount and made her first record, Bo-Weevil Blues. Rainey has influenced several artists, for example, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin,…