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    Beowulf Journal Entry

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    Eric looked out of the window of his house to see the glistening blue sea winking at him. As he walked out‚ people stared in wonder at his toga that proclaimed him to be a roman official. He smiled‚ once he had been one of those people‚ staring at the officials wondering if he could ever reach that rank‚ and now he had. He walked through the stalls looking for a nice meal to have for breakfast. While he sat at a stall that sold bread and soup‚ he caught a glimpse of her. His soon-to-be wife. Merle

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    November 17‚ 2015 was one of the most memorable days in my life. After eleven long years I was finally going to see my family in New Orleans. My cousin‚ Mykeasha‚ and I had to fly all the way from California to Louisiana. Since we had to board the plane in LA(Los Angeles) my mother-in-law decided that she would take us. When we arrived to the airport to leave California‚ I started to feel a little home sick. ’’Maybe it’s my nerves‚"I thought.’’ I know once I board that plane and we take off there

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    African American Woodson‚ J. (2005) Show way. Talbott‚ H. NY: Putnam’s Sons. Memorable Quote Personal Reaction “And though some could book read‚ most could not. Stars and moon and roads. Picture reading was what they’d always known.” There are several effective ways of communicating with others. Quilting was significant to this ethnic group since they did not know how to read. African Americans found different ways to communicate in which they could under-stand the messages through the images

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    Macbeth Journal Entry

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    I needed to leave the table. They all were having a feast‚ yet my mind is not thinking straight. The night has been chaotic. Lightning strikes‚ a brilliant flash across the sky‚ as if ripping that deep‚ stormy thick night apart like paper. Thunder rumbles through the castle which will soon fall silent after the feast for Duncan and his nobles. The moon is down‚ leaving a pitch-black night where one’s flaws can be hidden and none’s desires can be seen. My mind right now is also in a state of darkness

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    Eve Journal Entry

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    My shoes squeaked with every step through the shiny marble halls. “This is top secret‚ Loren‚ I hope you know that.” “Isn’t everything nowadays‚ Eve?” She looked at me apologetically and stopped walking. “You know I’m sorry. It’s not my fault and it’s not yours.” I crossed my arms. “That doesn’t make me feel better about anything. We aren’t friends‚ we’re colleagues. You don’t need to rescue me.” As soon as I said that‚ then I was the one who felt sorry. What I said was true‚ but there are things

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    The Gettysburg Address proposed by Abraham Lincoln serves for the sole purpose of conceding and pledging to advance and execute the undertaking the servicemen in The Civil War unfortunately failed to obtain. In order for this to be accomplished‚ Lincoln conveys his speech with a blend of honor and a powerful utilization of verbage to transmit his primary ambition and both motivate and sway U.S Citizens to go forth and assemble an integrated nation. Abraham Lincoln addresses his concern with a captivating

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    Abraham Lincoln: The Man Behind the Myth Brittany Marroquín Abraham Lincoln is by far our most revered president in the history of the United States. He had a strong moral vision of where his country must go to preserve and enlarge the rights of all her people‚ but he was also a good man with a strong sense of character and a great discipline in the art of law; and he sought to continue the great and mighty legacy of the Constitution. He believed that the Founding Fathers had drawn up the

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    could talk to any person dead or alive I would choose to have a conversation with Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln is my favorite president because of his achievements in his lifetime. He never gave up and he also grew up doing simple but necessary things‚ like chopping wood. During his presidency‚ he did remarkable things‚ such as writing the Gettysburg Address‚ but not everyone liked him. Questions I have for Lincoln are: what was it like being a president during one of the most famous wars of American

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    be oppressed. Following in the words of Machiavelli‚ Abraham Lincoln desired nothing more than to avoid oppressing anybody when he gained power. Lincoln‚ a man of extreme empathy and kindness‚ was such an effective leader due to these potent capabilities of his. Several of Lincoln’s characteristics led him to be a powerful leader; these

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    Chapter 3 There is no doubt that Abraham Lincoln is a man of extreme courage and faith. Meacham on Lincoln‚ “A melancholy man who never joined a church‚ Lincoln intuitively understood the drama of sin and redemption better than most traditional believers” (p. 120). Lincoln showed both and faith when he signed the Emancipation proclamation. Lincoln stated‚ “The Rebel Army is driven out‚ and I am going to fulfill that promise” (p. 117). President Lincoln made the promise to himself and his Maker

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