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    Crest Symbolism

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    Sometimes you need something to represent you, say a team. But you don’t have anything. I made a crest to symbolize myself. Three things I but on my Crest are symbols, values, and a motto. So let's start with the symbols on my crest. They are a hook, a key, a bow, and an arrow. The hook means I like to fish a lot. The key means I can open up new paths for myself and choose where I want to go. The bow means I am watchful from afar. The arrow means me watching can’t always be a good thing. Next up…

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    Patrick Henry's Arguments

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    THE VALUE OF GODLY PARENTS Of all the possessions you own, what is the most valuable thing you hope to pass down to your children? Family heirlooms are special, but how many individuals would be willing to trade all they ever inherited from their parents for the chance to speak to them just one more time? Patrick Henry is famous for his statement, “give me liberty me death,” in response to British tyranny that sparked the Revolutionary War. What many do not know is that near the end…

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    “When you love you wish to do things for. You wish to sacrifice for. You wish to serve.” - Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms. Sacrifice like this is the theme of the movie Saving Mr. Banks, in which many of the main characters must choose to make such a decision. Often times, individuals will compromise their happiness by looking at the bigger picture: What’s right for their families or just for others in general. Even if this means working a job they dislike, dealing with insufferable people…

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    Arm Reliquary Essay

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    that owned and displayed the relics. Reliquaries, such as the Arm of Saint Louis of Toulouse and the Arm of Saint Luke, both from 1336 hold bone relics from saints. While relics of the Passion of Christ, such as the True Cross from the twelfth century…

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    On the off chance that you are picking between the Android working framework and the iPhone (iOS), then you ought to first choose which components and capacities are most critical to you. The data underneath ought to offer you some assistance with deciding, in spite of the fact that on the off chance that you don 't recognize what is vital to you then you may have an issue. The main thing you should know is that Apple keeps a solid hang on its working framework, while Android began life as a…

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    Although John Knowles’s novel, A Separate Peace, is set in the midst of WWII, there is a lack of the typical violence and combat associated with the war. However, Knowles uses wartime themes to depict the personal battles the protagonist is forced to face. The most prevalent of the wartimes themes present in the main characters of the novel are feelings of hostility and enmity. This demonstrates that the war, although not physically occurring with the United States, is still taking a toll on…

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    Ernest Hemingway’s “Soldier’s Home” is about a young soldier who just recently returned from serving in World War I. Unfortunately, the young soldier has a difficult time readjusting to everyday life at home. While he shows no physical side effects, he internally struggles with motivating himself to start a life of his own, restoring to a disinterest in girls and living the daily routine he has made for himself. Organization plays a role in the short story, providing enough information about…

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    The book, The Guns of August, is a story of the first days of World War 1. It was written by Barbara W. Tuchman; it is also a winner of the Pulitzer Prize. The book The Guns of August starts out at the funeral procession of King Edward VII of England in 1910. Kings and Nobles from around the world attended the funeral procession. The funeral had many mourners but not everyone there was sad to see the king go. There was one man that was happy to say good bye to the king that man was none other…

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    Ernest Hemingway was a great author of many short stories about war and how they affect people. The story that I read was soldiers home this story is based right after World War I. The author live thru and volunteered in this war as an ambulance driver before he was injured. This is important to realize when reading this story because he has a felt the pain and suffering that most of the characters in his story's go thru. This story is centered around the struggles that soldiers have trying to…

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    For some a book composed almost entirely of letters written home from Vietnam may not seem like a desirable read. However, Dear America entices one from the first letter and makes the reader not want to put it down- unless they are reaching for a tissue. The tear provoking collection of letters at first seems like a window into the feelings, thoughts, and beliefs of a soldier suffering the hardships of war, but as it progresses the letters bite at the reader’s soul and makes one feel as though…

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