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    trenches‚ where the conditions are unsanitary with lice and fat rats. The narrator (which is still and will stay unknown) changes his perspective about war. When he thought war contained glory and glamour‚ he finds himself wrong when his comrades start to die‚ beginning with Brown. A while later‚ he is emotionally affected when he kills a German with his bayonet. His emotional status worsens when another of his friend dies. The narrator then goes on leave for 10 days in England‚ where a prostitute makes

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    Debuting as a compelling and uncompromisingly good read‚ Adam Aust’s‚ A Glitch in the System brings readers the forefront of the thriller genre with its riveting merging of sex‚ mystery and legal intrigue that has a dominatrix racing against time and odds‚ to solve an engulfing mystery that is completely destroying her life. A particularly fascinating and intriguingly creative narrative‚ author Aust treats his readers to a gripper of a story‚ that successfully flows with the spine tingling continuity

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    50 Worst Ways to Die

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    Taken from Maxim (Volume 1‚ Number 3‚ 1999): “The 50 Worst Ways to Die” The following are some ways people were executed in Europe during the time period we are studying. My intent here is not to “gross you out.” It is not even to shock you. The sad fact is that throughout history‚ especially in Europe‚ people have thought of incredibly cruel and barbaric ways to punish those who have committed crimes. This‚ unfortunately‚ is part of history. As you are aware‚ we are currently studying

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    Winona‚ Minnesota. Charley seen all of the girls faint over meetings about the war. Charley thought it would be better than a circus or what he thought a circus might be like. Charley was happy. Charley was 15 and you had to be 18 to join the Army. Charley wanted to join the war mainly because he wanted to experience a shooting war that would only once in a man’s life and he didn’t want to miss it. Charley knew that Minnesota was forming a volunteer regiment. Nearly a thousand men were there. Charley

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    In the novel “generals die in bed” the boys who go to fight face many challenges and hard times‚ they learn who to be wary of and who their real enemies are. Whist living in the trenches the soldiers go through a lot pain and suffering which isn’t inflicted by the Germans or there allies but instead‚ mother nature and its many forces joined with their own imagination‚ their own thinking and‚ in some circumstances‚ their fellow soldiers. For the soldiers many things seemed to dampen their spirits

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    Why Do Kids Join Gangs

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    Why Do Kids Join Gangs? Factors motivating kids to join gangs vary individual to individual. A multitude of social and economic reasons can be involved. Power‚ status‚ security‚ friendship‚ family substitute‚ economic profit‚ substance abuse influences‚ and numerous other factors can influence kids to join gangs. Gang members also cross all socio-economic backgrounds and boundaries regardless of age‚ sex‚ race‚ economic status‚ and academic achievement. Each case must be evaluated on an

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    In John Steinbeck’s East of Eden‚ the biblical stories of Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel are represented through the life of Adam Trask. Through mistakes and success‚ every character‚ no matter how minor or major‚ has something to give to readers to remember. Throughout East of Eden by John Steinbeck‚ the protagonist Adam Trask demonstrates several morals and life lessons. From watching Adam from the start to the end of the book‚ there are countless themes to learn. Adam’s many mistakes throughout

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    How To Let Odysseus Die

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    “Let Odysseus live.” is what I demanded from my father one day ago immediately before he banished me from coming back into Olympus until the discussion of Odysseus’ fate ended. I know that the longer the discussion goes on‚ the more Odysseus will suffer. I try to not let any of my people‚ soldiers‚ suffer but I can’t do anything right now because my father‚ the great lightning god‚ Zeus. I wander down here‚ where the mortal soul’s breath‚ in Ithaca‚ a small island off the Greek mainland in the Mediterranean

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    Columbus Vs Adam Smith

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    sad seeing well educated and wealthy people being singleminded who don’t see the positivity even in the little things that might seem as unnecessary. These people are the ones who are not willing to search for wealth if its not given to them easily. Adam Smith is one of them. On his Wealth of Nations he stated:  “But the countries which Columbus discovered‚ either in this or in any of his subsequent voyages‚ had no resemblance to those which he had gone in quest of. Instead of the wealth‚ cultivation

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    Why 880 Men Die

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    Why they die? The question most asked by the families and survivors of the USS Indianapolis. The sinking of the ship was one of the worst day in history for the navy. 880 men died during the sinking of the ship and only 317 survived. There is several reasons why those 880 men died. One of the major reasons those 880 men died was because of different diseases they suffer during the four days in the ocean. During the sinking of the ship men were injured severely and that cause the death of some of

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