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    it is held against him and his reply is that he was not really aware of his actions at that time‚ that he had made public acknowledgement of it before he was a deacon‚ and has undergone the divine cleansing of chastisement by his captivity in Ireland. However‚ it appears that Patrick’s arguments did not succeed and he was rejected. Yet at this point Patrick speaks with new assurance‚ for in all these trials the Lord is with him. Patrick discovers a new level of divine support‚ for the Lord

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    In the 1700’s‚ Ireland was in social and economic disarray‚ the turbulent economy rendering many unable to climb out of the pit of poverty into which they had fallen. In his pamphlet‚ “A Modest Proposal‚” Jonathan Swift‚ an Irish author‚ addressed these issues which had arisen in Irish society. In order to persuade the Irish government to right the social and economic wrongs that were afflicting Irish society‚ Swift used numerical values‚ inflicted guilt upon his audience‚ and included dehumanizing

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    Louisiana after the slave revolution in Haiti. More French Speaking people left France because of the French Revolution. Irish immigrants came during the colonial period‚ but the largest number came after the 1830s because of poverty and famine in Ireland. Many pioneers in North Louisiana lived a frontier lifestyle. Acadians continued their traditional lifestyles of farming and fishing. The Native Americans had almost disappeared; the last large group‚ the Caddo‚ had been pushed out. Despite being

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    Jonathan Swift wrote a “A Modest Proposal” to offer a solution to solve the poverty issue in Ireland. Swift knew children were considered a burden to the poor and society as a whole. Therefore‚ they would never receive the proper care and nourishment that the current economy could provide and continue the decline of an economically struggling Ireland. The purpose of his “modest” proposal was to convert the children into useful members of Ireland’s society. The only logical conclusion to remedy the

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    in essays written by Jonathan Swift and Barbara Kingsolver‚ the ugly side of realistic solutions is exemplified. In Jonathan Swifts essay “A Modest Proposal”‚ the problem of the famine in Ireland is addressed‚ followed by a very disturbing solution. Swift proposes that to solve this problem‚ the citizens of Ireland should use human babies for food. Although this proposal is quite unethical‚ the author proves it to be realistic through the use of logical reasoning to support his idea. In the essay “The

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    Assignment 1 ‘Star of the Sea’ by Joseph o Connor is a text set during the Irish Potato Famine‚ in 1847. The Irish Potato famine of the 1840s was the greatest social catastrophe of 19th century Europe‚ yet inspired surprisingly little imaginative writing. (Eagleton‚ 2002) However this book has been described by the Sunday Times as having ‘compelling characters and a dizzying narrative’ (Heaney‚ 2007) This compelling story is set around a wealthy‚ turned bankrupt‚ land owner and his family who

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    immigration especially with Irish and German more westward movements‚ and growth of cities Immigration in 1840 and 1850 immigration skyrockets because of opportunity‚ abundance of land‚ and diseases throughout Europe Mid 1840’s Potato famine strikes Ireland‚ ¼ of the country dies due to disease and hunger‚ called the black 40’s Most lived in cities and didn’t have enough money to move west Jobs; Nina (No Irish Need Apply) people were mad at irish for

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    Araby and James Joyce

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    The short story “Araby” is clearly identifiable as the work of James Joyce. His vocalized ambition of acquainting fellow Irish natives with the true temperament of his homeland is apparent throughout the story. Joyce’s painstakingly precise writing style can be observed throughout “Araby” as well. Roman Catholicism‚ which played a heavy role in Joyce’s life‚ also does so in the story which is another aspect which makes Joyce’s authorship of the story unmistakable. As a result of Irish heritage displayed

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    are still using abortion as a means of birth control; and there has been a great improvement in trade relationships in many countries‚ thereby making child labor against the law. Swift paints a clear picture of how poor the Irish people were in Ireland. He stated‚ “The roads are crowded with beggars of the female sex‚ followed by children‚ all in rags‚ and importuning every passenger for an alms. These mothers instead of being able to work for their honest livelihood are forced to employ all

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    parents‚ or the country‚ and for making them beneficial to the public: which is what the rest of the pamphlet is named. The point is to ironically attempt to "find out a fair‚ cheap‚ and easy Method" for converting the starving children of Ireland into "sound and useful members of the Commonwealth." All across the country poor children‚ mostly Catholics are living in poverty because their families are too poor to keep them fed and clothed. The author argues‚

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