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    My purpose for writing this essay is to help convey the message to the reader that as successful as America is as a nation‚ we need to do the best we can to ensure that we make it a better place than it is by discouraging violence as a means of problem solving. I hope that by reading this essay‚ the audience will have a better of understanding of why we are where we stand as a nation. I learnt that America needs to be more careful in its decision making process before it finds itself in a bind

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    MEMO: TO: SECU Vice-President Supervisor and Employees FROM: Sasha‚ Financial Service Representative DATE: September 17‚ 2012 SUBJECT: Request funding for critical writing course Considering the current circumstances‚ I can say that the company will benefit from sponsoring my participation in a Business Writing course‚ which is available at South Eastern Community college. I think that the development and knowledge of the employees is very important for the company‚ as it can help to lead

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    The way “Shooting an Elephant” and “A Modest Proposal” starts is one of the differences these essays has. At first‚ we have “A Modest proposal”‚ it starts explaining how you may see when you enter to the country that he lives in the poor women who have many children and can’t feed them. Basically‚ he is showing us or telling us that there were a lot of poverty in those times. Is telling us that there were a lot of people without work and their work was pleading for money. Furthermore‚ it was a tough

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    Jonathan Swift’s most famous writings is “Gulliver’s travels” and “A modest proposal”. A modest proposal was written in the 1800 century and it is about a satirical article written about how to solve the hunger problem in Ireland. Jonathan´s solution is that the poor people could sell their children to the rich people to get a better economy

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    INTRODUCTION The aim of this proposal is to wake awareness about a major problem which has been happening in front of our eyes for some time now. As the years go by there are more and more old-fashioned and classical buildings which are demolished for different intentions and corporate companies. CURRENT SITUATION One building in my town has always caught my eye while I was walking to school for the past years. I was impressed by the Renaissance view of the building and over-the-top details. Most

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    Jacob Vinson Murder Mayhem Mrs. Davidson November 1st 2017 Political Criticism- “A modest proposal” In 1641 the Catholics owned 59 percent of the land‚ by 1703 they owned 14 percent (Conditions). In Ireland most of the people were catholic but by the rule of king Edward III the protestants were moving into Ireland. Ireland has always been very religious so the protestants moving in and taking away most of their religion was a bad thing. In the events of 1704 the Catholics were not allowed to

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    Olivia Owens Essay 6 Abra Gibson ENC1101 A Modest Proposal’s Rhetorical Strategies Jonathan Swift’s 1729 “A Modest Proposal‚” definitely grasps the reader’s attention with an outrageous proposal using satire. His use of rhetorical strategies formats his article into a well-organized argument. The purpose of his argument is to raise awareness about the starving people of Ireland. Swift‚ being one of the most prestigious writers of his times forms a solid argument using each of the following rhetorical

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    work A Modest Proposal In Ireland in the eighteenth century many people wrote pamphlets in which they suggested solutions to the contemporary situation in their country. Among them was also Jonathan Swift‚ whose pamphlet A Modest Proposal differs from the others in its satirical tone. At that time Swift was a member of a literary club called the Scriblerians‚ who were against modern ideas in science and philosophy. Swift himself was inspired by this‚ which can be seen in his A Modest Proposal. The

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    Jonathan Swift: A Modest Proposal By: Neil P. The narrator in this story is a very inhumane character. He is portrayed as a very snobbish man who cares more about himself and the sociopolitical aspect of his status. Also‚ one could argue that the whole context of the story must be taken into account. First of all‚ one must take into account the environment in which the story was written. During this time period‚ the beggars that Swift describes could not read‚ much less afford to buy one of

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    MacBeth In MacBeth ‚ a play by william shakespeare‚ a scene that I felt was significant was act one scene seven.This is the scene where Macbeth decides whether or not he should kill King Duncan.Macbeth himself begins to have doubts but Lady Macbeth eventually persuades him to go ahead with the plan. Events leading up to act one scene seven involve Macbeths meeting with the witches. They predict that Macbeth will be king.Macbeth then ponders over whether or not to kill King Duncan and become king

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