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    "America was conquered‚ and her settlements made‚ and firmly established‚ at the expence of individuals‚ and not of the British public.” If anyone deserves the wealth and control of America‚ it should be the people in the colonies and not faraway despots. Power should reside in the people and not tyrannical

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    seeks to instill an ideal based on the Buddhist teachings or dhamma that record the life of the one‚ to live life the right way. The main purpose of Buddhism and its texts‚ was to present the Buddha’s teachings rather than the biography of the enlightened one; to lead us to the moral life‚ being aware of our actions‚ and develop wisdom‚ having many answers for the problems in society‚ and helping us to retire from them. Buddhism is based on two dominants Institutions that collects the Buddha’s teachings;

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    William Herschel was a musician who searched the heavens studying the stars first as a hobby and later an astronomer. His curiosity grew because he realized he had access to the research for himself. “For much of human history‚ astronomy has been the people’s science…Perhaps this is because the night sky‚ unlike lab equipment‚ has always been freely accessible.” The rise of ’citizen astronomers’: An era of new discoveries and collaboration. By: Joseph Dussault Staff‚ Christian Science Monitor‚ 08827729

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    be thing of the past. I have a dream that Nigeria will be a country where the government will recognise the value and importance of individuals ‚ which was what Henry David Thoreau called really free and enlightened state. he pinpointed that there will never be a really free and enlightened state until the state come to recognise the individual as a higer and independent power from which all its own power and authority derived and treats him accordingly. I have a dream …………………. to be

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    of Harvard Professors and other people with great knowledge. In Plato’s allegory of The Cave‚ he finds a new character who Montag is strikingly similar to. The reason why The Enlightened Prisoner in The Cave is so similar to Montag is because they go through the similar process of enlightenment. In The Cave‚ The Enlightened Prisoner ends up going back to the cave over and over again in an attempt

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    One of the important contributors to the physiocratic school of thought‚ an economic school of thought that placed value on land agriculture and advocated laissez-faire principles‚ was Anne Robert Jacques Turgot. In 1774 he became the finance minister of France‚ and during his term he introduced physiocratic ideas in his Six Edicts‚ such as anti-feudal and anti-mercantilist laws. However‚ he would eventually attract the hatred of the noble class in France‚ leading to his dismissal by King Louis XVI

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    speech and tolerance of diverse viewpoints. But he also warned that the expression of one’s opinion must not prevent him from discharging his duties to the public. His second point is the leaders must be enlightened first in order for the public to be enlightened. Until the monarch is enlightened‚ he will not grant his subjects the necessary freedom to think without considering opposing viewpoints as an act of insubordination. He makes a bold statement about monarchism when he says “his law giving

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    canvas are spreading faster the paint dabs. Human beings of all societies in all periods of history believe that their ideas on the nature of the real world are the most secure‚ and that their ideas on religion‚ ethics and justice are the most enlightened. Like us‚ they pity the people in earlier ages for not knowing the true facts. Firstly‚ it is in our nature as human beings to believe that our current ideas about the world are the most secure; we think that we have reached the ultimate because

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    Alexandria Manouphath English 5 Professor Adam Sandel “The Laramie Project”         In the play‚ “The Laramie Project” by Moises Kaufman he includes many testimonies from the towns people of Laramie‚ giving the audience a more accurate view of what led up to the murder of Matthew Shepard. Many of the townspeople gave similar accounts of what they thought and felt of the Matthew Shepard case‚ but there were also those who had other thoughts. From the gathering of witnesses and their testimonies

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    his novel The Social Contract written in 1762. Newton’s enlightened teachings being popular among all of the social classes also portrays how

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