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    youthful poet expresses his belief in the importance of religion in the education of man. 2. Father Francisco Paula de Sanchez (1849-1928) - was a Jesuit priest and mentor of  Jose Rizal. 3. St. Eustachius‚ Martyr - a play written by  Jose Rizal. Rizal produced the play “St. Eustache‚ Martyr” in Spanish poetic verse in 1876 out of a Spanish translation in prose from its original Italian version when he was 14. It serves as a composition exercise for his class with Father Fr. Francisco Paula de Sanchez

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    John Brown’s address to the Virginia Court Origin: The address given by John Brown to the Virginia court was his final words before execution on charges of treason. The charges were given because of a raid that he directed with the intent to take federal weapons which is an act of treason. On October 16th-18th‚ 1859‚ the radical abolitionist John Brown led a group of white and black men‚ including two of his sons‚ on Harpers Ferry‚ Virginia. Brown’s goal was to seize the federal arsenal‚ arm

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    1907 Date of Death : Mar 23‚ 1931 Place of Birth : Jalandhar Bhagat Singh (September 27‚ 1907 – March 23‚ 1931) was an Indian revolutionary‚ considered to be one of the most famous martyrs of the Indian freedom struggle. For this reason‚ he is often referred to as Shaheed Bhagat Singh (the word shaheed means “martyr”). Bhagat Singh was born into a Sikh family to Sardar Kishan Singh and Vidyavati in the Khatkar Kalan village near Banga in the Jalandhar district of Punjab. His uncle‚ Sardar Ajit Singh

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    Vivianna Orsini Eng.298 Prof. Stevens “The tragedy of never finding food that you like” An analysis of A Hunger Artist By Franz Kafka Most people might have trouble seeing fasting as an art form. Fasting is commonly seen as a way to show devotion to God. Often art can be a way to share our suffering with the world. The hunger artist is no different. The virtuosity of the hunger artist was his devotion to God and bringing his audience closer to God by making them suffer

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    Uncle Tom’s Cabin and its Three Owners In the passage “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” the central theme of the story is that Tom is being held as a slave at the Shelby Farm located in Kentucky. Tom was known as a faithful and honest person and was deeply founded by religion. In addition‚ he lives on the farm with his wife and their two children. However‚ the love he has for his family and the respect he had for his master was upstaged by the stiffness of his own piety. Although‚ he was a not a very good writer

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    Alice Walker is known world-wide for her literary protrayals of the African American Woman’s life. She was born in 1944 on February 9 in Eatonton‚ GA to Willie Lee Walker and Minnie Lou Tallulah Grant. Walker was one of 8 children and her parents worked as sharecroppers and maids making their money situation very tight. When Walker was little she lived in the time of Jim Crow Laws which were laws mandated by The United States at both the state and local levels. These laws included the

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    escaping after a long time of letting them alone. when he interred their village‚ Maria helped him to hide. She tells him that he is "a bad priest" (Greene 73) and all what he can do is to drink liquor. He does not deserve to be a martyr. She also tells him if he died a martyr‚ the church would be mocked and she "wouldn’t want the church to be mocked…" (Greene74). In addition‚ his daughter Brigitte hates him because he is a bad father. He caused her a lot of pain and suffering because children in her

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    The Martyrdom of Perpetua

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    Mara March 8‚ 2013 Ancient History The Martyrdom Of Perpetua In the year 203‚ there were many Christians tried‚ arrested‚ and found guilty by the governor of Carthage. Among them was a young woman named Vivia Perpetua who was nursing a young child at the time. (Perspectives from the Past 188.) Through her diary entries‚ one can see Romans view of women in their society. It also shows how Perpetua is a significant example of a changing view of women in the new Christian society by showing

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    John Brown Throughout the early history of the United States‚ the development of two clearly diverse cultures‚ the Northern culture and the Southern culture‚ had acted as an adverse foreshadowing of the internal conflict to come. The hostility between these two cultures peaked in the mid-1800’s over their different economic and social ways‚ but more specifically‚ over the issue of slavery. During this time‚ the South was defending their right to practice slavery‚ while the North’s desire to end

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    political environment in which censorship prevented open political discourse. Charles and Laud‚ from this perspective‚ sacrificed “the power of illusion”so that they might “preserve the illusion of power.” She further argues that “by making Prynne a martyr‚ Charles took and irrevocable step toward civil war and a polarized culture.” She also perceives Prynne’s experience to serve as a sign “that codes governing sociopolitical communication had broken down‚ that one side or the other has broken the rules

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