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    A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR- ERNEST HEMINGWAY Ernest Hemingway was born on July 21‚ 1899‚ in suburban Oak Park‚ IL‚ to Dr. Clarence and Grace Hemingway. Ernest was the second of six children to be raised in the quiet suburban town. His father was a physician‚ and both parents were devout Christians. Hemingway had an aptitude for physical challenge that engaged him through high school‚ where he both played football and boxed. Because of permanent eye damage contracted from numerous boxing matches‚ Hemingway

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    trying to outmaneuver the reformers. 9. Who was the ultimate winner of this civil war? Led by who? The royalist were the ultimate winners of the civil war and they were led by Oliver Cromwell. 10. What happened to the king after his defeat? After his defeat‚ Charles I was taken as a prisoner‚ convicted of treason‚ and beheaded on January 30‚ 1649. 11. What was the new government called? Led by who? The new government was called the English Commonwealth and lead by Oliver Cromwell. 12.

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    The very own people who need his help to defeat Grendel are not so fund of Beowulf. Right from the start the strangers’ arrival start upsetting the Danes. Which irritates Grendel‚ giving him more of a reason to kill Beowulf. Grendel watches how Beowulf makes a joke out of Unferth by calling him out for killing his brothers. With an ironic smile but no humor intended he said “I don’t boast much of that. Nevertheless‚ I don’t recall hearing any glorious deeds of yours‚ except that you murdered your

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    Michael Parsley “After saluting him they bade him to put on his toga and listen to the commands of the Senate. He was greatly astonished and – asking repeatedly “if everything was safe?” - called to his wife Racilia‚ “to bring his toga from the hut.” When he had put it on‚ and wiped off some of his sweat and dust‚ he presented himself; and the envoys at once congratulated him and saluted him as dictator;” An analysis of Livy’s text “History” book III‚ chapters 26-29‚ reveals and exalts the greatest

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    “I have asked myself many times: Is the Filipino worth suffering‚ or even dying for? Is he not a coward who would readily yield to any colonizer‚ be he foreign or homegrown? Is a Filipino more comfortable under an authoritarian leader because he does not want to be burdened with the freedom of choice? Is he unprepared‚ or worse‚ ill-suited for presidential or parliamentary democracy? I have carefully weighed the virtues and the faults of the Filipino and I have come to the conclusion that he is

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    BLESSED VIRGIN MARY When Jesus saw his mother‚  and the disciple whom he loved standing near‚  he said to his mother‚ "Woman‚ behold‚ your son!"  Then he said to the disciple‚ "Behold‚ your mother!"  And from that hour the disciple took her to his own home. Gospel of John 19:26-27 In this passage from John’s Gospel‚ Jesus Christ dying on the Cross tells "the disciple" to behold his Mother‚ the Blessed Virgin Mary. It seems that Jesus is referring to John‚ but the actual words are "the

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    Sacred Places A sacred place can be interpreted as many things that can and cannot be seen or visited. The majority of all mythologies have some sort of sacred place that is associated with it. A sacred place doesn’t have to be a heaven or hell. It can be an altar‚ ruin‚ place of sacrifice‚ ritual spot‚ burial site‚ cultural migration lines‚ pictographs‚ and any other place that could be essential to a culture. (Leonard & McClure‚ 2004‚ "Gulliford ’s Nine Categories of Sacred Places"). One of the

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    Caesar makes the people continue their love and loyalty to the dead Caesar as beautifully brought out in Shakespeare Roman tragedy‚ Julius Caesar. Octavius is a nephew of Caesar and successor bearing his name ‘Caesar’. Both combine their forced to defeat the Republicans‚ Brutus and Cassius divided the vast Roman empire for governance in their parts. Octavius rules over the northern and western part. Lepidus is given Italy and Antonty is made ruler of the eastern part of the empire including Syria

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    The Defeat of Death In "Death‚ be not Proud‚" author John Donne writes down his thoughts pertaining to death. The message of this poem is that Christians‚ after death‚ will live eternally with Christ‚ thus defeating death. Donne uses this argument to state the fact that death should not be proud because Christ has overcome it by resurrecting from the dead. In essence‚ Donne wanted to encourage believers to not fear death because of the hope that heaven provides. John Donne was not the first to

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    In a similar fashion‚ Sheriff Ed Tom Bell goes through a personal journey‚ but with a more darker twist. The change of old times to new times brings about waves of improvement and advancement. However‚ as things improve‚ criminals and villains evolve into more vicious and violent beings. When facing his new case on the hitman Anton Chigurh‚ Sheriff Bell reflects on the habits of the olden days‚ “ I never had to kill nobody and I am very glad of that fact. Some of the old time sheriffs wouldn’t even

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