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    Not everyone agreed with the war or it’s direction. Some Republicans disliked President Lincoln’s performance‚ there were Peace Democrats that believed he “betrayed the Constitution” and the working class were resentful of the draft. (Nash‚ et al.‚ 2007.‚ p. 448) Across the nation the feelings regarding abolition were mixed or out right derided. (Nash‚ et al.‚ 2007.‚ p. 448) Prior to the war‚ tensions heightened between the North and South as many northerners believed the South to be a slave power

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    follow Antony. After watching Brutus’ speech‚ Antony knows he is dealing with a very hostile crowd. He uses irony and manipulation to get the commoners into rising against the conspirators in rage and mutiny and avenging Caesars death: “O masters! If I were disposed to stir / Your hearts and minds to mutiny and rage‚ / I should do Brutus wrong and Cassius wrong…” (914). When he says this‚ he lies. He makes the crowd think that he is noble for saying that he does not want to do Brutus and Cassius and

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    couldn’t take up for himself‚ he didn’t mean to kill Claggart‚ and the crew would regret killing Billy. The first reason Billy Budd should not have been charged with murder is because he couldn’t take up for himself. Claggart threatened him with mutiny‚ Billy had a speech impediment so the only way he knew how to defend himself was to suddenly hit Claggart. The second reason Billy should not have been charged with murder is because he didn’t mean to kill Claggart.

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    Django as a person; he only needs the black man’s help to find the brothers he is in search of‚ as Schultz does not know what they look like. Therefore‚ without Django’s help‚ he would not be able to fulfill his mission and‚ consequently‚ to obtain his bounty. Schultz would not let anything and anybody to get in his way. As a matter of fact‚ he does not hesitate to shoot one of the slave drivers in the head and to kill the second one’s horse. This is the

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    This was due to the fear of a standing army § After the militias failed in early battles of the war congress enlarged state quotas for the Continental Army and extended the enlistment term to three years § To spur enlistments Congress offered bounties‚ regular wages‚ and promises of free land after victory § Discipline was important in the Continental Army because men fired at close range‚ charged with bayonets ready‚ and engaged in hand-to-hand combat § At the end of the war 25‚324 American

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    The Revisionist Western In the late Sixties and early seventies‚ there was a revisionist movement in Hollywood. This revision of genre’s included the western genre. In this essay‚ I will analyze the differences between the classic Western‚ and the revisionist westerns. The movies which are considered to be revisionist westerns that I will be reviewing are the following: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid‚ McCabe and Mrs. Miller‚ Unforgiven‚ and Dead Man; Two of which were created during the movement

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    quiver. All of these‚ along with the woman’s horse‚ a tall‚ short-maned palomino‚ were missing when the woodcutter discovered the body. The next person to testify is a hōmen (放免‚ a released prisoner working under contract to the police‚ similar to a bounty hunter). He has captured an infamous criminal named Tajōmaru. Tajōmaru was injured when thrown from a horse (a tall‚ short-maned palomino)‚ and he was carrying a bow and a black quiver‚ which did not belong in his usual arsenal. This proves‚ he says

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    free from struggle. Even though Vere calls the trial that ended Billy’s life‚ he forgives Vere by saying “God Bless Captain Vere” (Chp 25). This is similar to Jesus asking God to forgive humans for crucifying him. Billy dying under the Mutiny Act to prevent mutiny is symbolic of Jesus’ sacrifice to cleanse the sins of men. Billy and Jesus have conflict with evil that led to their destruction. Claggart acts as the evil that lowers Billy’s reputation. Like the relationship between Satan and God‚ Claggart

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    1850-1945’ The Economic History Review 40/1: 1-26 Chaberlain‚ Joseph (1897) ‘The True Conception of Empire’ www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nael/victorian/topic_4/chamberlain.htm‚ date accessed 05/11/2011 Fremont-Barnes‚ Gregory (2007) The Indian Mutiny 1857-58 Oxford: Osprey Publishing Hoffman‚ Stefan-Ludvig (2010) Human Rights in the Twentieth Century‚ New York: Cambridge University Press Kipling‚ Rudyard (1899) ‘The White Man’s Burden’ www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/kipling.asp‚ date accessed 05/11/2011

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    After the events of the French and Indian war‚ England and her colonies found themselves in relative peace. However‚ under this peace began the rumblings of dissent by the American colonies who felt they could not be taxed without valid representation in British parliament. This would eventually be the rallying cry for revolution for the colonists. Several decisions made by the British towards the colonies during the period between 1763-1776 led to eventual revolution‚ and the eventual loss of Britain’s

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