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    such as the river and the land to expose freedom and trouble in his novel‚ The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ by Mark Twain‚ uses various concrete objects‚ such as rivers‚ to symbolize a diverse range of feelings‚ emotions‚ and even actions. The ultimate symbol in the novel is the Mississippi River. Rivers often times symbolize "life itself‚ they are the flux of the world in manifestation‚ the macrocosm’ (Cooper‚ 139)" (Protas‚ Allison). "River symbolism is

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    Civil War‚ yet amidst the fight against slavery‚ both Jim and Huck weave and wander all through the Mississippi River and the land around thereof. The fluid‚ ever running water cannot be harnessed; it is a place where both Jim and Huck can be considered free. In contrast‚ the rough‚ hard land where they occasionally set foot upon is where Huck and Jim run into problems. (More on the Mississippi river in Literary Element section.) 4. Plot: Exposition: In the beginning of his story‚ Huck is living in

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    Thomas Jefferson had a certain curiosity about the vast region west of the Mississippi. He wanted to know all about the geography and how well the prospects were for trade and agriculture. In 1803‚ Congress approved his proposal to finance for a mapping and scientific expedition to the far Northwest‚ beyond the Mississippi‚ which was foreign territory. In May‚ 1804‚ Jefferson assigned as commanders‚ Meriwether Lewis his personal secretary and William Clark‚ to set out on an amazing expedition across

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    heading up the parties to attack the enemies‚ which as well he became successful; these war parties would send out only a few men to attack many with suffering only little casualties. In 1804 the Sauk chiefs ceded all of their land east of the Mississippi river to the American government for an agreed upon $1‚000 annuity which Black Hawk and many others did not like very much. They tried to get their land back by making arguments that the chiefs were drunk at the time of the deal‚ this upset Black Hawk

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    3000 WORDS | | WHY IS GANGA CONSIDERED A HOLY RIVER | CONTENTS AUTHOR’S DECLARATION ABSTARCT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE INTRODUCTION MAIN BODY 1. Analysis of Methods 2. Observations & Findings 3. Inconsistencies of Research EMERGING INSIGHTS SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY FILMOGRAPHY COMMENTS AUTHOR’S DECLARATION I declare that the work in this dissertation

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    decision during westward expansion was ejecting the Indians East of the Mississippi River by signing the Indian Removal Act. The Lewis and Clark Expedition also influenced Expansion‚ their expedition showed how far the United States frontier actually is. When Thomas Jefferson became president in

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    born November 30‚ 1835‚ in Florida‚ Missouri. His family moved to Hannibal‚ Mississippi when he was four. There he received a public school education. Samuel Clemens was a difficult child‚ given to mischief and mis adventure. He barely escaped drowning on nine separate occasions. His fathers death was a calamity in

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    America wanted to control the Mississippi river and North Florida because that would mean the ability to control the trade. Pinckney’s treaty of 1795 stated that Americans could have free usage of the Mississippi River and north Florida. This resolved many of the issues the United States were having with Spain. Later in early 1803‚ after wanting to expand America for some time‚ Jefferson bought the Louisiana territory‚ which spread Far East of the Mississippi River. He bought this land from Napoleon

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    Card Report You will be writing a card report for each of the novels you have read. A card report is a way of analyzing a fictional work into its several elements. It is called a card report because it has often been done on a 5 by 8-inch index card. This report is a preliminary analysis of the novel. This is not only an assignment in analyzing literature but also in writing. You do not have much time or space‚ and so every word counts. On your report you should include the following: 1. The

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    making them new and relatable‚ his language and train of thought in the book is clearly stated‚ like a glimpse into the american brain. The book is set in a town by the Mississippi river named St. Petersburg in Missouri. This is based on Mark Twain’s hometown Hannibal‚ Missouri and like St. Petersburg is along the Mississippi River.

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