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    Christiana Edmunds is an exceptional one. Christiana Edmunds was a 33 year old, middle class woman living in Brighton when she became the patient of the local physician Dr. Charles Beard in 1869. During the course of the next few months Christiana and Dr. Beard began to exchange love letters but unfortunately for Christiana Dr. Beard had a wife. As reported in The Derby Mercury, Christiana gifted Dr. Beard’s wife, Emily, some chocolates in September of 1870. Emily tried to eat them but immediately spit them out and then presented symptoms of poisoning. Dr. Beard confronted Christiana about the situation, accusing her of attempted…

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    Evey is about to be sexually assaulted when V shows up to save her. First impressions are everything, and the first thing noticed about V is that he wears a Guy Fawkes mask. He then invites Evey to listen to some music with him, they then retreat to the top of a building across from The Old Bailey. V then proceeds to play the song 1812 Overture across London and to blow up The Old Bailey, fireworks a flame. At the beginning of V for Vendetta Evey is shy and naive, with little knowledge of what…

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    In my creative response I have created an illustration of Lady Justice atop the Old Bailey, accompanied by a quotation from the film. This response seeks to explore the themes of deception, truth, innocence, and nationalism that appear throughout the course of the film. Lady Justice is an historic character based on the Roman goddess Justitia, the incarnation of justice in Roman society (Köhler, W 1961). The scales represent the fairness of any given trial, showing that evidence is weighed…

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    During his professional career, Bailey impacted the industry in a variety of concentrations. With his passion for agriculture and education, Bailey worked to promote his knowledge through different crowd personalities in hopes to spread the important information with all people of any social group. While talking about the importance of education, especially higher education, Bailey once said, “We must say to every man that our first love is steadfast, our hopes are high, and our enthusiasm is…

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    defence such as walls and weapons but they also changed what was inside because the first castle only trained knights but they upgraded it so now it has a chapel, living rooms and the king and queen can own a castle. Why did castle designs Change? They had to change the designs of the castles because there would always have a problem with the design. The first design was called the Motte and Bailey Castles. The motte was a building on a big mountain and the bailey was the area at the bottom…

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    Warwick Castles

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    family or king himself and easier to defend. The first type of castle brought to the England was Motte and Bailey castle which comes from Normand as their conquest who was William the conqueror from France. To take over England and to rule it firstly he needed to take control over present majesty. In order to do that castles were really helpful as he was on enemy’s, Herold’s land and logically…

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    Ford Fusion Research Paper

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    navigating through traffic. The ride is more Accord than Camry. It feels sufficiently sporty without being overtly harsh. The Fusion's overall ride does not feel as settled and poised as an Accord, but I would rank it right near the top of the family sedan class. Noise can be pronounced in certain spots, but no more than a typical 4-cylinder powered car. Overall execution of the car feels excellent. I would consider it a domestic equal to the Accord, which is a compliment considering the Accord…

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    Roald Dahl’s “Lamb to the Slaughter” INTRODUCTION My analysis of Roald Dahl’s short story “Lamb to the Slaughter” reveals the murder of police detective Patrick Maloney. The story depicts a tale of a loyal wife’s reaction to her husband’s betrayal. The story is an irregular day in Mary’s regular life. She makes the day turn around by murdering her husband and smartly covering it up, leaving the detectives with no possible way to excuse “innocent” Mary of murder. This short story, we are taught…

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    Hooker’s findings, the American Psychiatric Association no longer referred to homosexuality as a psychological disorder. Then in 1975, the APA released a statement publicly stating that homosexuality was not a mental disorder. There have been countless studies to determine whether or not being homosexual was determined by your genetics. Among the most illustrious were the series of studies conducted by Pillard and Michael Bailey. Bailey was a psychology professor at Northwestern University.…

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    beside the original, which helps the reader to see the chapter within its original contexts. As the authors walk through each section (grouping of verses) within the chapter, such as vs 1-6; vs 7-12; vs 13-17; and vs 18-20, they point out specific parts of them. They mention his (Micah’s) tendency toward realistic language verses the typical symbolic poetry, and how Micah’s word choices are raw and not analytical—which is fairly typical of the prophets. The authors make clear that this chapter…

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