Fellows of the Royal Society

his current state and shared his perspectives on the complex formation and motive behind human nature and illustrated his vision of a perfect world by offering his suggestions on social political orders and his hope for the betterment of a peaceful society. For Hobbe, he believe strongly that disregard the amount of available resources that could be distribute to support one’s survival, men will always act as the power hungry and rational entities that continuously add fuel to the ongoing…

reforms as Taizong and his fellow officials did: especially,…

witnesses, and customs officials. The point of showing these scenes is to convince the notion of neutrality by the main protagonist of John Adams. Adam’s faces a great challenge with the court proceedings as he was in many ways in agreeance with his fellow colonists over the tax laws and is shown as being distraught after returning home from the sight of the massacre. However Hooper makes it clear that Adams is a man who believes in the ‘rule of law’ seemingly doing what no one else would do in…

and world class rower, born in May of 1985, is of British descent, and is a motivational speaker, as well as the first woman, and youngest person to row across the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean from Japan to Alaska. Elected a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society for her successful crossing of the Indian Ocean in 2009, the world cycler and rower has also been appointed membership into the Order of the British Empire in the 2011 Birthday Honors for her services to rowing, conservation,…

William Golding was born in England in 1911, only a few years before some of the greatest conflicts in history began. Golding witnessed the horrors of both World Wars personally, through his time in the Royal Navy. Experiencing these atrocities altered Golding’s view on humans, and eventually impacted how he portrayed humanity in his novel Lord of the Flies. William Golding’s negative outlook on humans, that they are inherently savage and brutal, is a result of his experiences in World War II.…

Man. The white men at the Battle Royal use him…

on the Law is a heretic and should be severely punished through excommunication, public hanging and other painful stuff. But heretics are given a chance to take back what they said, they get to live, but are still thrown down to the outskirts of society. On the other hand, the people of the Elizabethan era did not value Roman Catholicism as much…

century.”, Biography.com stated. Elton John is full of talent, he learned how to play the piano when he was only four years old. John even won a scholarship to a youth program called Royal Academy Of Music in London. Although John had a difficult relationship with his father Stanley Dwight who was a member of the Royal Air Force. His parents got divorced when he was a teenager, and he and his father argued about John's future. John wanted to pursue music as a career while his father not being…

charter colonies, proprietary colonies, and royal colonies. While the economic opportunities were eventually beneficial to the British, the initial motivation for settlement came from religious opportunities. The idea of going to a land where there were no laws or regulations inspired people to take the voyage to the new land in hopes of developing a stronger faith. Settlers came to North America in fleet of religious persecution, in hopes of uniting with fellow believers in religious based…

Stephen Hawking, a brilliant man who lives with Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Born in Oxford, England on January 8th, 1942. Son of Frank Hawking and a philosophy .Isobel Hawking. Diagnosed at the age of 21 with ALS Stephen Hawking started to lose hope after 2 years of losing his nerves and being able to do daily functions of life, his symptoms started to slow down very drastically and steadied out for him and he took this as a sign to start his life up again. Soon meeting a women Jane Wilde, and…