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    My chosen exemplar is Edward Jenner (1749-1823). Edward Jenner is the discoverer of the smallpox vaccine during the eighteenth century which saved many lives at that time and still till this day. Jenner has been widely known as the ‘father of immunology’. Jenner’s publication of his findings that cowpox could protect against the fatal disease, smallpox, gotten him support by the scientific community. Jenner was also promoting vaccination among the poor. Jenner went on to form many scientific…

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    Treachery In King Lear

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    deceitful manner of treachery and betrayal by his brother. Edmund feels mortified and indignant for the mere labeling fact that he was born a “bastard”. In addition, he looks for a way to get back at his family in the means of setting up his father Gloucester and Edgar himself against each other. As a result, Edgar realizes that the best way to deal with the situation…

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    person who was directly involved or knew someone who was. Vergil clearly provided a framework for Hall and Holinshed, influencers of Shakespeare, since his deceptions of certain figures were key players in Shakespeare’s plays, such as the Duke of Gloucester, who is similarly viewed as “a man so well beloved of the commonalties,”2 and York, who had “schemed” and then waged war to have the crown. Whether Vergil was a credible source could be debated, however, based on the reading, he gave…

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    climax is when the boys are thrown off of a bridge by a mysterious person who wants both boys dead. Neither of the boys could swim but, heroically, Frevisse came running to save them. The novel ends with one last failed attempt to kidnap the boys. Gloucester is the real enemy who paid off men of the queen’s caravan to bring the boys to…

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    King Lear Accomplishments

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    superficial. Goneril and Regan succeed in not only destroying their own family, but also the kingdom they were supposed rule and protect. Equally important is the subplot that helps to frame the political and familial injustice. In the subplot, Gloucester and his legitimate son are deceived by Edmund, Gloucester’s illegitimate son. Edmund bitter with his position in life brilliantly, but maliciously manipulates everyone in the play to get the power and prestige that he believes he is entitled…

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    undo this button” (5.3 373) and die by his heartbreak along with his most precious daughter. Although his tragic flaw of vanity created a chain of events that were both undesirable and unnecessary, such as the death of all three of his daughters, Gloucester and Edmund, King Lear was underneath a man who just needed an incident to awaken him to his…

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    "I'm not unisex. I'm a boy,” said 17 year old Gavin Grimm who is a transgender male, born with the anatomy of a female, attending Gloucester High School in Virginia. He simply wanted to use the male bathroom not the unisex one and the case went to the Supreme Court in October 2016. Transgender people should be allowed to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity. Transgenders are just recently becoming more accepted throughout society, the first medical sex change was as recently as…

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    My team was playing against the number one team (Gloucester) in the division at their home field. They were a stronger and faster team than us and they proved that on the field. Gloucester was up by three goals with twenty-minutes left, but instead of quitting, my team fought as hard as we could on that freezing cold day and we managed to score four goals before the last…

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    figured out how to upholster. With her parent's consent, Betsy turned into an unpracticed specialist in the upholstery shop of John Ross.Betsy soon began to look all starry eyed at John Ross and they (covertly got hitched) on November fourth, 1773 in Gloucester, New Jersey. Betsy and John ran the upholstery shop together for a long time. In 1775 John joined the gathering of…

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    However, by the end of Act IV they have split their partnership and become rivals in order to gain the affection of Edmund, signifying he is no longer just the illegitimate son but a man of power, the Earl of Gloucester. “My lord is dead. Edmund and I have talked, and more convenient is he for my hand than for your lady’s” (IV.5.35-37). Regan tries to persuade Oswald, Goneril’s steward, into understanding that she is the better choice for Edmund rather than Goneril…

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