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    William Bradford’s manuscript is recognized as one of the most celebrated documents published on the settlement of Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony. In this excerpt of his manuscript‚ Bradford is explaining the reasons for the removal of people from Europe to go the New World‚ and convincing people of the struggles and achievements of Puritans going to the New World. The purpose of William Bradford for writing Of Plymouth Plantation is to introduce the theme of religion that implies how God can help people

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    One tale used to portray a character in the poem is “The Pardoner’s Tale.” The Pardoner is a man of the church who sells indulgences to people of sin in the Catholic faith. In “The Pardoner’s Prologue” the Pardoner explains his ruse to his fellow pilgrims then proceeds to the tale in which he tells a story proclaiming that greed is the root of all evil. Ironically‚ the Pardoner himself is an immensely greedy and selfish man specializing in preying on the fears of God in people and selling

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    who were instrumental in establishing different religious beliefs. The three men are William Bradford‚ John Winthrop‚ and Cotton Mather. These men help produce evidence of the bond of religion to early American life. This paper examines the word pilgrim and puritan to help better understand their origins. Religion in Colonial American Literature As people immigrated to America from England‚ they brought their religious ideals with them. These strong religious beliefs are evident in the writings of

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    1620.The Mayflower carried not only the Pilgrims but a few other settlers as well. When it arrived at Cape Cod‚ several hundred miles north of its planned destination in Virginia owing to storms at sea‚ the passengers realized they were outside the bounds of the governmental authority they had contracted with in England.William Bradford‚ the Pilgrim leader‚ was alarmed to learn that some of the others felt no obligation to respect the rules of the Pilgrims. In his words‚ they wanted to “use their

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    Additionally‚ Vonnegut wants his novel to be an anti-war novel‚ he wants it to explain the bombing of Dresden and the atrocious things both sides did. His purpose for writing this novel was to have Billy Pilgrim‚ the main character‚ accept the bombing because Vonnegut learns to accept it too through Pilgrim. Vonnegut breaks the rules of storytelling to share the bombing of Dresden while also helping himself learn to accept what he survived. A way in which Vonnegut annihilates the rules of storytelling

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    of storytelling. As the bombing of Dresden was far from conventional Vonnegut wrote an unconventional story to go along with it. The novel is not written in chronological order and skips around to different times. Since the main character Billy Pilgrim is “unstuck in time” he is constantly thrown into different times throughout his life with no control. This along with the Tralfamadorian idea that everyone is alive at one point in time‚ death is not seen to be something tragic.This comforting philosophy

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    near London‚ on the road to Canterbury. Each of the twenty-nine pilgrims divulged their life stories‚ hoping to win a prize while journeying on to Canterbury‚ the final destination to visit the martyr‚ St. Thomas a Beckett. In the introduction‚ the narrator‚ a naïve‚ but slightly prejudiced storyteller‚ introduces each pilgrim‚ describing in detail‚ their many professions and ways of dress and life. His accounts of the pilgrims reflect the corruption of the church in the Monk‚ Friar‚ and Pardoner’s

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    inhabitants‚ Puritans and Pilgrims established the New World without including different cultures‚ (Natives and Africans) agricultural techniques‚ modes of behavior‚ style of speech‚ dress and other

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    market for English manufactured goods. They naturally hoped for financial profit from their investment in shares of company stock. Freedom from religious persecution motivated the Pilgrims to leave England and settle in Holland‚ where there was more religious freedom. However‚ after a number of years the Pilgrims felt that their children were being corrupted by the liberal Dutch lifestyle and were losing their English heritage. News of the English Colony in Virginia motivated them to leave Holland

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    rebirth of the individual. The preparation is when the pilgrims take part in ritual cleansing and change into white robes which are called ‘ihram’. At Mecca when pilgrims arrive they have to perform certain practices to complete the Hajj journey. THE HAJJ HAS DEEP AND MEANINGFUL SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY. The Hajj s significant to the individual and to the Muslim community‚ as it provides opportunities for a pilgrim or person to improve their spirituality‚ through

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