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    death, he immediately assumed it was Gatsby who drove the car and not Daisy. In Tom’s mind, Gatsby had already come close to taking his wife from him and so it wasn’t a stretch to think that Gatsby was getting back at him for ruining his chances with Daisy by killing his mistress. His train of thought would have been logical if Gatsby actually knew that Myrtle was Tom’s mistress or if he knew that Tom had a mistress to begin with. Tom was so focused on Gatsby and how much he hated him due to his relationship with Daisy that he only thought of how to get even with Gatsby for his “crime.” When Tom and Nick met up later, Tom talked about how sad he was and spoke nothing of Nick’s feelings. This situation almost mirrors the legendary Hatfield and McCoy feud that took place 30 years…

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    Anderson Hatfield

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    The Hatfield and McCoy feud, an extended conflict between two neighboring families in the Tug Valley, took place in the 1800’s. One of the families, the Hatfields, generally lived in Logan County West Virginia. The Hatfields leader was Anderson Hatfield, or also known as “Devil Anse”. The conflicting family, the McCoys, were located across the Tug Fork in Pike County Kentucky. The leader of this family was Randolph McCoy, or “Randall/ Ran’I”. Both of these families were spread all over the…

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    The Hatfield’s and McCoy’s The age old question to the feud is how it started. Just about everyone has heard of the infamous family verses family feud in the late eighteen hundreds. Was it a pig? Or was it something more? An in-depth, down deep, analysis will bring out many rarely known facts. Before we get into the nitty gritty keep in mind that the family names also include friends of that family. Asa Harmon McCoy was enlisted in the union army and was involved in combat near Lexington…

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    of Justice allows for both parties to state reasoning and deliberate on official, legal grounds with proper representation and an unbiased judge as well as a jury. Furthermore, this leads into the rationale of Justice. Justice is blind to the concept of “getting even”, while still maintaining a degree of fairness. While with Revenge, “As perverse as it may seem, there’s actual pleasure experienced in causing others to suffer for the hurt they’ve caused the avenger, or self-perceived victim”…

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    one of the head scientists on the project. While he is speaking to his mother, Dr. Carol Marcus, he remarks, “We’ve built something that can be perverted into a terrible weapon,” (David Marcus, Wrath of Khan). Although he believes that this weapon can be used for evil, he continues to create it. This implies that he believes Genesis can be kept out of the wrong hands, even though people will try to bastardize its purpose. When this conversation takes place, the audience does not yet know what…

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    love in a practical way. Not everything is black and white, there are not just two paths. It is my belief there are three. The first path is doing something practical, something that gives you money and security. Highly educated writer and musician Carl McCoy writes an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal on May 28, 2013, it is called Dear Grads: Don 't Do What You Love. He points out that commencement speakers are always trying to force the inspiration to do a job you love over something…

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    Many football players go their whole career without doing anything to help people off the field. They make a difference on the field, but off the field, it is a whole different ball game. Tim Tebow is a man of courage, love, faith, and hope. He spent his whole college and NFL football career, devoting himself to sharing the gospel and giving people hope in their darkest days. Tim Tebow used his fame as a way to help kids with dyslexia, ADHD, cancer patients, and disadvantaged kids. He is known…

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    I am writing about steve harvey you may know him from his game shows like little big shots or family but he more than just a game show host here is what i would do if i were him.i would go have fun. One i could go anywhere because i could drive it would be cool to drive i beat you are asking well how did he get into tv. Well he was a stand up comedy person,but with his family engeraging him he made it to the top lowly but he did it. And more news about his family a little while ago hi family…

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    William Anderson Hatfield

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    William Anderson “Cap” Hatfield was born February 6,1864 to William Anderson “Devil anse” Hatfield and levisa hatfield in Logan county, West Virginia. Cap has a total of 13 Siblings , their names being Johnson "Johnse" Hatfield, Robert E. Lee Hatfield,Nancy "Belle" "Nannie" Arvella Hatfield,Dr. Elliott Rutherford Hatfield,Mary Jane Hatfield,Elizabeth "Betty" Hatfield,Elias M. Hatfield, Detroit "Troy" Hatfield, Joseph Davis Hatfield,Rosada Lee Browning,Emmanuel "Willis" Wilson Hatfield and…

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    Hatfields Research Paper

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    This feud took place between 1881-1891 in Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River and West Virginia Kentucky. This feud ended up having seven Hatfields imprisoned for life and one Hatfield who was executed. Dozens of Hatfields and supporters were killed or wounded also Dozens of McCoys and supporters were killed or wounded. The first violence in the feud was when Asa Harmon McCoy was murdered by a group called the Logan Wildcats of Confederate Home Guards. Other things that added to the feud were the…

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