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    Is there such a thing as a negative assemblage? In Marie de France’s Equitan‚ we see how the love affair between the king and his seneschal’s wife is wrong and will have terrible consequences for them in the end. Marie is clearly subverting the courtly love virtues of the time (like ones espoused in Guigemar for instance) in her cynical (rather than sincere or straightforward) presentation of the love affair. In the courtly love tradition‚ love was not really love without pain and suffering. Truly

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    Britain and France could have prevented WW2 from ever occurring at The Remilitarisation of the Rhineland‚ Munich Conference and The Invasion of Czechoslovakia. Britain and France could have also lowered reparations for Germany as Germany was bankrupt and with extremist parties taking power such as The Nazis would dislike the Allies and The Treaty of Versailles. The major causes of WW2 were not the weaknesses of Britain and France as Czechoslovakia was too far away from Britain and France to help if

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    monarchy was usually developed as a result of turmoil within a country over politics‚ religion‚ social structures‚ etc. Two European countries where absolute monarchy was attempted were France‚ where it eventually flourished‚ and it was also attempted in England‚ where it ultimately was not successful. In France‚ Henry of Navarre became king and restored central governments authority‚ launched an economic recovery program‚ and reduced the power of the nobility class. Henry of Navarre was assassinated

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    Benjamin West’s Penn’s Treaty with the Indians (1771–72) and Frère Luc’s France Bringing the Faith to the Indians of New France (c. 1675) they both showed an encounter between the Europeans and the native people. In the painting‚ Frère Luc’s France Bringing the Faith to the Indians of New France (c. 1675) it shows a native figure‚ clothes in a rode patterned with a French fleur-de-lis‚ kneels at the feet of a personification of the France after queen regent Anne of Austria‚ mother of Louis XIV. The native

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    study of European monarchy can often be distorted by rose-tint due to over-romanticised portrayals or the simple blurring of facts and fiction over time. Therefore‚ in the endeavour to gain a rigorous understanding of Louis XIV’s absolutist reign in France‚ the memoirs of the Duc de Saint-Simon provides a unique account of the Sun King’s tenure‚ one from a detractor’s perspective. His memoirs present an honest and stripped-down account of Louis’ court that does away with romantic fiction and exposes

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    revolving around him as a god for all of France to worship. He did all this in only one year. How did this happen? Before 1789‚ France was at its lowest point in history and desperately searched for relief. There were famines everywhere‚ and the financial situation was abysmal. In 1792‚ a seemingly charismatic speaker known as Maximilien de Robespierre appeared the to be the answer for the French. Unfortunately‚ Robespierre and his Committee of Public Safety led France into even more bloodshed in trying

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    Case Analysis 2 – Google’s Country Experiences: France‚ Germany‚ Japan Google has run into many different issues in trying to expand itself internationally in an effort to increase its market share. Google has been viewed by many countries as a threat to their cultural values and norms. Many people feel that by allowing Google to have free reign in their countries will allow them to impose the Anglo-Saxon outlook on a variety of different topics‚ like history‚ pop-culture‚ and even fashion.

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    Experimental Concepts of Intelligibity between Cavendish and the Anti-Newtonians of France. What is truth? What makes an idea or fact true‚ partially true‚ or false? Does it come from the mind‚ as Plato insisted‚ or experimental evidence‚ as Aristotle believed? Conflicts between ideas of truths have often lead to differences between groups‚ and this remains the case for Cavendish in England and the Anti-Newtonians of France. In making this essay‚ I strive to answer two questions: In what important ways

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    During a personal 54-year reign‚ Louis XIV was able to bring to France immense prestige within Europe. Despite wars and financial crises‚ it has always sought to protect and expand his kingdom‚ economically‚ geographically and culturally. The "Sun King"‚ absolute monarch‚ remembered as a brilliant leader for France‚ as evidenced by the magnificent Palace of Versailles. Louis XIV was born in Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1638. His parents‚ Louis XIII and Anne of Austria‚ were desperate and waited the

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    A major cause of revolutionary eagerness throughout America‚ France‚ and Haiti was the impact of political ideas from the Enlightenment. Although most Enlightenment writers are cautious about political reform‚ their confidence in reason and progress inspired a new generation to fight for greater freedom from oppressive governments. The contradiction between slavery and the Enlightenment ideals of liberty and equality was all too evident to the enslaved and the free people of color. The two most

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