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    The history of Eliza Wharton by Hannah Webb Foster‚ is a book that tells the story of Eliza Wharton though the point of view of letters. The letters start off with you learning of a woman named Eliza Wharton‚ who is writing to her friend Lucy Freeman. During those letters‚ Eliza describes much of the events happening in her life. When we first meet Eliza she is in mourning for the death of her husband. Eliza describes how she wish she could learn something from his behavior‚ and how she now resides

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    My book report is on a book called The Story of Doctor Doolittle. The author of this book is Hugh Lofting. The main characters of the story are: Dr. Doolittle Chee-Chee the monkey Polynesia the parrot Crocodile Monkeys from the monkey kingdom Pushmi-pullyu Doctor Doolittle lived in Puddleby‚ England. First he was a human doctor‚ but then he changed into an animal doctor. This was because his parrot‚ Polynesia‚ gave Doctor Doolittle a book about animal languages. From this book the Doctor learns

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    Mary Eliza Mahoney In 1879‚ Mary Eliza Mahoney became the first official African-American women professional nurse in America. She dominated a predominantly white women field‚ and flourished within the field. Mahoney had an extremely outstanding career during her time as a nurse‚ and alongside that‚ she also had done an insurmountable amount of charity work and has paved a new wave of organizations with her contributions. She excelled within all aspects of her career‚ and is a fine example of

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    Mary Eliza Mahoney‚ R.N. First Black Nurse 1845-1926 The year 1845 was a year of new beginning. On March 3‚ 1845‚ Florida becomes the 27th State admitted to the Union. On May 29‚ 1845‚ Wisconsin becomes the 28th State admitted to the Union. On December 29‚ 1845‚ Texas becomes the 29th State to the join the Union. On Tuesday‚ March 4‚ 1845‚ Former Tennessee Governor and Speaker of the House‚ James Knox Polk‚ becomes the President of the United States of America and Morse code‚ invented

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    In her letter to her father-in-law‚ Eliza Stacey expresses her need and very subtly persuades him into helping her financially‚ as he had done before. In her time of need‚ Eliza uses ethos‚ pathos‚ and anecdotes to acquire the sympathy of her father-in-law. Eliza’s relationship to Edward Stacey and his son is used to establish a sort of credibility in just the first line. Addressing him by “My dear Father-in-law” rather than by name is a clever and subtle use of ethos on Eliza’s part because establishing

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    The nurse leader worth writing about is Mary Eliza Mahoney. She is an inspiration who left behind a legacy for the nursing profession. Mahoney became‚ according to Black (2016) the first African descent to qualify as a nurse from New England Hospital for Woman and Children (p.29). Around her era‚ it was difficult for African Americans to obtain opportunities to have a profession or career. However‚ Mahoney was able to succeed by gaining acceptances into New England Hospital for Woman and Children

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    Today’s Goals: Review character analysis 2. Begin our next summative assessment —a character analysis essay. 1. Yay‚ essay s! Review: Character Analysis Steps to character analysis: 1. Choose a character. 2. Make a fact-based opinion statement about your character. 3. Support with textual evidence. Review: Little Red Riding Hood Steps to character analysis: 1. Choose a character.  2. Little Red Riding Hood Make a statement about your character.  Little Red Riding Hood is a victim of parental

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    Hamilton: An American musical by Lin- Manuel Miranda‚ and includes many characters. While each character has a significant‚ individual story‚ Miranda brings them all together to form a remarkable play. Although‚ the play is centered around Alexander Hamilton‚ and as they say behind every great man is a great woman‚ and that great woman is Eliza Schyler. What makes her stand out‚ is that she starts out as just being an affluent name‚ her father’s daughter. As time goes on‚ she progresses in the play

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    Character Analysis In Runaway Girl by Carissa Phelps the reader knows from the beginning that the main character‚ Carissa‚ can’t stand discipline and runs away when authority steps in her way. Nevertheless‚ she creates friendships with people she thinks she can trust‚ but only ends up getting hurt by their dishonesty and greediness. Carissa is a rebellious‚ stubborn‚ independent child who grows into something amazing after all the dramatic tragedies that took part in her life. Carissa is

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    Burns 1 Warren Burns March 8‚ 2013 Mrs. Miller Character Analysis The story that I chose to do my character analysis was Everyday use and the character that was chose was Dee. She was the jealous and confrontational one among her family members‚ while as an individual she searches for special meaning and a stronger sense of self. Dee’s judgmental nature has affected Mama and Maggie‚ and desire for Dee’s approval runs deep in both of them—it even appears in Mama’s daydreams about a televised

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