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    Aylmer, the protagonist in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Birth-Mark”, is a very skilled scientist, but he’s misguided. Georgiana is a very beautiful, passionate, noble woman and who has a flaw, the red hand shaped birthmark on her left cheek. Aylmer is an 18th-century scientist who is committed to his work. Aylmer’s entire life has been about figuring out the way that nature works. He recently married Georgiana. Georgiana is distinctive in that she has a minuscule red birthmark on her cheek in…

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    Did Antony not see the face of his well-known yet-to-be-assassinated friend, Julius Caesar, on the faces of Cleopatra’s children? One can assume the answer is no, as Antony delivered a rather informal burial for poor Caesar. Caesar, however, had acquaintances other than Antony; the loyal and influential Brutus. Nevertheless, death claimed Caesar and both Antony and Brutus felt compelled to offer an explanation to the crowd of Rome. Not just an explanation, but a persuasive speech. There were a…

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    men who were not yet defeated in Rome, due to the fact he had cheated. Augustus even revised the court system so that people could be assured of greater justice. However, he had no tolerance for the ones who opposed him, like many of his rivals like Mark Antony. For example,…

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    The Gilded Age was also The Golden Age, even though it was not so golden. Mark Twain stated, “The period was glittering on the surface, but corrupt underneath.” There are many differences and similarities between the Gilded Age and today. These similarities and differences were not the same for all types of people. Three types people that lived then and now that can be examined more closely are immigrants, Robber Barons, and laborers. Immigrants are a hot topic today, as they were during the…

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    Sin is defined as the separation from the source. Sin is something that encompasses every community and every person no matter how much favor God has on someone. In the Scarlet Letter and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, there is a clear line between the wilderness and civilization and the sin that encompasses their communities. The wilderness is the place where all the characters escape the rigorous rules and regulations of the society in which they were created to protect. For Hester and Pearl,…

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    In "The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare two different men are giving speeches to the people of Rome. Brutus and Antony are each explaining why Julius Caesar was killed but they each have a completely different view on it, One says that he was killed for a noble cause and the other says that he was murdered and that it was an act of brutality. Compare and contrast the speeches given by Brutus and Antony. The start of how the two are different is how they approach making their…

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    lies,lies and statistices that is one of his quote.Mark Twian thinks that every human has good and bad people in the world.Mark knows people he see them doind bad and good stuff.Most of the time its good...but in some places bad things happends. Mark Twain see that every one has good in them no matter what.Kindness,greattfully,pace people are given that gift of being specail people in the world.Mark Twain wrote this quote " to belive yourself brave it is to be brave ;it is the only essential…

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    about the events that led up to the death of Caesar and some of the people of Rome. Julius Caesar is the great and honorable ruler of rome. All of the people praised Caesar and because he was kind hearted. Caesar had very close friends named Brutus and Mark Antony. Caesar believed in and trusted in Brutus and never thought that he would be one of the people who stabbed him in the back. Since Caesar is the king of Rome is used to having to deal with threats and being called terrible names. He…

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    Huckleberry Finn and I have very similar characteristics and I will tell you about some of them. One of the first ones is that we both hate school with a passion. Huck is forced to go to school when he doesn’t want to go and that’s similar to my situation. One of the differences about me and Huck is that we have different types of fathers. My dad is a very hard working and loving dad but of the other hand Huck’s father is a drunk bum who drinks every day and doesn’t work. Another difference…

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    Cleopatra was the kind of woman to watch the news. She followed traditions and was the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt before it became another part of the Roman Empire (BBC). As a ruler, she would watch her actions take effect, protecting her son from any challenges to succession by banishing, killing, and estranging her other family members. From a cultural standpoint, she was ethnically Greek, yet managed to build credibility among the Egyptians by learning their language. In the comical…

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