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    if the travel went well. When East Indies companies were created, they paid percentages of their proceeds by all the voyages they made instead of doing the voyage by voyage system. The shares sold were given on paper. These paper could also be sold to other investors. There were also brokers at the time. Business usually happened in coffee shops in London in England. A coffee shop where stock traders met up was taken over by the stock traders, and it became the London Stock Exchange. To get…

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    best in the world they were defeated in around 18 days or just over two weeks. The Germans had more men, technology, and tactics on their side which made their mission successful against the Polish forces. The German forces when invading moved in from East Prussia, Germany in the North, Silesia, and Slovakia in the South. They used over 2,000 tanks and over 1,000 planes to break through the Polish defenses at the border. The Germans used the tactic of blitzkrieg to cripple the Polish armed…

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    a crisis of German morale, and this can only partly be attributed to the exogenous force of Allied infantry and artillery. (8 August?) D613 G59 Wars can end only when the minimum terms of sttlement of both sides become compatible, when both are asking no more thant the other side is willing to give up. The counter argument is that the war ends when one side is so defeated that it has to accept the terms offered by the wining side. Germany’s leaders agreed in late 1916 that they were…

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    which made the magazine get more interest. “The Luck of Roaring Camp” is set in the 1850s and is about a boy, Tom Luck. Beside the boy’s name luck played a role in many of Harte’s stories. Within a year, Overland Monthly had sold as many copies in the East as it did in California, Nevada, and…

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    Irish Writers at the end of the nineteenth century adopted this style of writing in order to comprehend and communicate their place within the larger British Empire. Some characteristics of this literature include dark, decaying settings, supernatural characters, and suspenseful…

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    When we think of the greats in literature, we think of Ernest Hemingway, Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, and Jack London. Though these are not the only names that can convey meaning in the written word. Children’s books are essential in this way, on the surface, they may not look to be anything other than simplistic entertainment, though they are truly rich with deeper meaning. These brightly decorated pieces of literature are vital to children learning about how the world works. They can teach…

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    nature is useless, once again; "Une colère subite vint à Daru contre cet homme, contre tous les hommes et leur sale méchanceté, leurs haines inlassables, leur folie du sang" (Camus, 1957:88). He is disgusted and revolted for the prisoner's crime. At the end he is not able to understand the Arab's…

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    heart of World War II, is important. WWII began with Hitler 's invasion of Poland in 1939, which caused Great Britain and France to declare war. At this time, Hitler and Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin, sign a pact that caused much worry in London and Paris. Towards the end of 1939, Soviet troops invaded Poland, which meant Poland was under total domination ("World War History" 1). Throughout the novel, Heller mentions the invasions, but never refers specifically to any particular one. As the war…

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    Because Marco Polo’s travel was widely spread in Europe at the time, and the book made an exaggerated breathtaking description of the prosperity of the East. He praised the prosperity of China 's prosperous: developed commerce, bustling market, beautiful silk, breathtaking spectacular capital, convenient traffic, circulation of paper money, etc. For example, one area of special interests lies in Polo 's…

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    In the aftermath of a tragedy people often look towards artists, towards novelists, musicians and poets also, for comfort, the kind of comfort one finds when someone is able to capture an event, or feelings, that you yourself find incomprehensible or unfathomable or inexpressible. For example, after 9/11 there was a rush to proclaim certain kinds of art as speaking for the time[s], and it was then that Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent received a lot of attention, it being a novel concerned with…

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