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    the late 19th century: “An opportunity for adventure‚ for showing bravery and winning glory.” -> Very ungentlemanly war‚ trenches – chemical weapons. New weapons‚ like tanks‚ subarines and weapons of mass destruction. No room for bravery or chivalry when using these types of weapons. “Lions led by donkeys.” Submarines made it possible to destroy the enemy‚ without actually endangering yourself. Trenches meant unsanitary conditions‚ where diseases flourished‚ and so many died of disease

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    In Shakespeare’s tragedy Macbeth‚ the main character Macbeth yearns to be king which leads to an overpowering sense of guilt causing his downfall. King Duncan constantly praises Macbeth for his fidelity and chivalry‚ but when Duncan crowns his son king‚ Macbeth feels deceived. Thus‚ Macbeth and his wife plot to murder Duncan so Macbeth can become king. As the time approaches to assassinate Duncan‚ Macbeth begins hallucinating. Macbeth declares in a soliloquy: “A dagger of the mind‚ a false creation

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    MODERN DAY INDIA Quick presentation The flag : Subsequently‚ to avoid sectarian associations with the colour scheme‚ saffron‚ white and green were chosen for the three bands‚ representing courage and sacrifice‚ peace and truth‚ and faith and chivalry respectively.Spinning Ashoka Chakra represents the eternal wheel of law. The Emblem : four Asiatic lions standing back to back - symbolizing power‚ courage‚ pride‚ and confidence 1- Bollywood : A) What is Bollywood  * Indian film industry

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    The Gallipoli campaign had such an impact because of the naivety of those in charge‚ who believed that we would just come in and take over with little to no retaliation from the Turks‚ however as we know the Turkish retaliated with great force and on the first day 2000 were killed. I believe it was this number that really made the Gallipoli campaign catch the eye of the Australian people‚ the number was so large after the first day of fighting that Australian people’s eyes were opened to the horror

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    This analysis paper is written about a section of the book‚ The Human Record: Sources of Global History‚ Volume I. The section is about the “Song of Roland” a fictionalized story about a real person in history. It is the earliest literary work of the chivalric code‚ which is a code that sets shared values of how feudal soldiers‚ or knights‚ should act. In the story‚ Roland is the nephew of France’s emperor‚ who happens to be Charlemagne‚ and he is put into battle as a rear guard as a punishment

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    each other. The clerk and the squire are of similar ages but are very different. The clerk is a member of the middle class‚ has attended Oxford and studied Aristotle‚ while the squire‚ a member of the upper class‚ has been educated in the arts of chivalry. In appearance wise the clerk is a "grave" or somber individual. He is thin "hollow-cheeked" and dresses poorly ("outer cloak threadbare"). On the other hand the squire is a bright‚ cheerful person. He is lusty‚ strong and nimble and dresses extravagantly

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    Both of the groups also had some sort of form of dueling. Jousting was used primarily with knights and cowboys would have standoffs‚ also known as shootouts or quick draws. Believe it or not‚ both cowboys and knights also followed their own code of chivalry. While a knight’s code included aspects along the lines of loyalty‚ honesty‚ bravery‚ and kindness; the “cowboy code” of Gene said that you were never to shoot first‚ always tell the truth (honesty)‚ be trustworthy‚ help people in distress‚ be a

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    honest person is also respected. When you are honest you become confident and can undertake life issues the right way. An honest life style reduces stress which is brought about by being dishonest. Honesty is a crucial trait in the code of chivalry because if a knight is dishonest‚ the king will not trust him‚ and no other knight will either. If a knight is honest‚ he will always have a person to back him up and help him during a fight. Also‚ the king will know to rely on that knight and be

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    of loyalty. Don Quixote motives are made only because of a fair maiden that only exists in his head. Sancho who is married stays truthful and vigilant to his wife while on these travels. Both share few things in common and one of those things is chivalry. Even though Don Quixote believes himself to be a knight and Sancho his squire‚ Sancho knows the truth and sees things realistic. Meaning to Sancho a windmill is just a windmill but to Don Quixote it is an Enchanter trying to hide himself from the

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    As we map out our journeys across the Earth one must ponder life’s moral ambiguities and it’s based upon this analysis is where we get our values.. This decides our life altering choices’ and so which values should loved and praised as well as scorned with hatred by the people? I hope to induce a solid foundation upon which we can conclusively agree that valor and nobility are much greater than their self-serving counterparts. In the Canterbury Tales there’s no better example of valor than the Knight

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