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    Theocratic Violence: Consequence or Coincidence? The correlation between religion and violence plays an interesting part in the history of the world. While some societies have used their religious principles to positively impact their legacy, other societies may have deteriorated because of them. While religion does not always beget violence, we must accept that in some cases it may. In this essay, we will explore the nature of violence in society and the role that religion played in shaping…

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    United States History. Whitman saw a “grand tragedy that promised ultimate purgation and unification for America” in the death of Lincoln (Reynolds). Because of this view on President Lincoln, Whitman needed to grieve in some form so he created an eulogy in the form of a poem. The poem is written entirely from the son’s point of view wants to expressing encouraging news to his father. Whitman wrote this in parallel structure to himself being the son and Lincoln being the father; this shows…

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    positive outlook that both Pericles and Obama have on their empire/country The speeches although written so far apart from each other, are both so similar to each other in both content and stylistic outlines.Pericles's speech was written to give as a eulogy for the fallen soldiers fighting for Athens, and to make potential soldiers feel like dying in battle is a honorable thing, and to encourage the growth of Athens army. Thousands of years president Barack Obama writes the two thousand thirteen…

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    At first when one does something and is good at it, one loves to always do that. Once that something is over one wishes that one never did that something. Neely Crenshaw and Eddie Rake are symbols of lives lived and that are also wrecked with regret. For Neely he wishes he had never picked up a football when he was a child. And for Rake, he wishes that he could take back what he did during halftime of the 1987 championship game and also what he never told his players. Sometimes it takes a very…

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    To say that the ancient Romans thought a lot about funerary ritual and post-mortem commemoration is an understatement. Abundant textual evidence records complex, performative rituals surrounding death and burial in ancient Rome while significant expenditures on elaborate tombs and funerary portraits. The roman funeral was seen as a type of passage that signified the transition between the death and the life of the person. It was extremely important for them to have proper ceremonies and a burial…

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    five-time all-star in five straight seasons, from 1966-1971. It was an honorable time where people thought he could be the next Mickey Mantle. He drove in 1,043 runs in 1,908 Major League games. Bobby’s best friend, Thurman Munson, died and he gave the eulogy at the funeral. He did exactly that night what he told his best friend and teammate he would do. Murcer hit all the RBI’s that night and led the Yankees to a 5-1 win (Clifford Blau). He was awarded MVP at the game, he then started crying…

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    and Hazel are both cancer patients who eventually find love in each other by both connecting to this horrendous disease; however, later in the book we find out about how Gus ends up dying leaving Hazel in a depression. In the very end Gus leaves a eulogy for Hazel when she dies, but instead Hazel cherishes this gift as way of remembering Gus. This just comes to show no matter what happens you can always cherish your love you had with somebody even if they had passed. From a personal…

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    unidentified heroes who have given their lives in service, one reaffirms the nation’s commitment to the ideals of a united nation for which they fought. On Memorial Day in 1984, President Ronald Reagan presided over an interment ceremony at Arlington. In his eulogy, Reagan assured the audience that the government would continue looking for Vietnam War missing in action (MIA) personnel. Meanwhile, the Unknown Vietnam War would lay at rest at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for almost 14 years as…

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    Ancient Roman politician and army general Marcus Antonius (Marc Antony in English; 83–30 B.C.E), was an ally of Julius Caesar. Although Antony played a significant role in turning Rome from a republic to an empire, his efforts have been overshadowed by Caesar’s achievements as the head general. A direct descendant of the great Roman Emperors Caligula, Claudius, and Nero, Marc Antony was destined to be a leader. Much of Ancient Roman history revolves around Julius Caesar’s dictatorship—and…

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    closed doors. His behavior also changed becoming unpredictable, he would often get lost outdoors, and other days he would curl up in the corner of the elevator and ride it all day. So when Henry unfortunately passed they made him a coffin and had him a eulogy. Since Henry they have opened the Steere home to six cats, making it feel kind of a home…

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