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    Dear C.S. Lewis The book Lion‚ Witch and the Wardrobe to me represents people’s life as christians. When the siblings were away from Narnia they still had it in their hearts‚ and it showed on their outward appearance. When they were not in Narnia they had the same positive attitude they had when they were there. So‚ how it changed my point of view is that I should live my everyday life with christ in my heart. Also I need to look at people by who they are and not by their looks. When they were

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    The book “The Witch of Blackbird Pond” was about this girl‚ Kit‚ who leaves her home in the Barbados to live with her Aunt and Uncle. Kit leaves her home because her grandfather had died. She was living with her grandfather because both of her parents had died. A man had bought the grandfather’s land and was playing to marry Kit even though Kit was only 16. She goes on a boat by herself with all strangers. When she is on the ship she dives into the water to reveal that she can swim. Some of the

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    Salem Witch Trials Essay An infamous episode in American history‚ the Salem witch trials of 1692 resulted in the execution by hanging of fourteen women and five men accused of being witches. In addition‚ one man was pressed to death by heavy weights for refusing to enter a plea; at least eight people died in prison‚ including one infant and one child; and more than one hundred and fifty individuals were jailed while awaiting trial. Due to the survival of many relevant records‚ including notes‚ depositions

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    big impact and negative events take away from the story and it’s traditional role of focusing on one major element through out the book. The reader is ceased of time to actually think about what has just happened‚ before something else suddenly does. Beatrice Culleton has a liking for an eventful novel and it is definitely noticeable. In the first chapter of this book‚ we learn that April and her younger sister‚ Cheryl are taken away their parents‚ due to a severe alcohol problem. From here in‚ the

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    Research Project: The Salem Witch Trials The Salem Witch Trials in Salem‚ Massachusetts rocked the town to its core. Hysteria‚ paranoia‚ and confusion among the citizens of Salem. Accusing people of casting spells and consorting with the devil. How were the politics and citizenship of this period handled and was it handled correctly? Witchcraft was something very new in the colonies. In France‚ Italy‚ Germany‚ and England‚ this has been going on for about 300 years. The bible even says‚ “Thou

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    Fictions of The Salem Witch Trials The idea of witchcraft has been a controversial topic since the begging of time however‚ witchcraft became better known in 1692‚ with the begging of the Salem witch trials. Many stories have been written about the Salem witch trials. Some are found in journals‚ other stories are exaggerated from those journals. The comparison of historical facts and the play the Crucible are the perfect example of an exaggerated actual event. During the Salem witch trials‚ Tituba

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    Plot Analysis (The Nightingale and the Rose) In The Nightingale and the Red Rose‚ there are several matters to be taken into account. Firstly‚ a plot technique that is used to make the story more interesting is foreshadowing. As the story proceeds‚ the author gives a clue about how hard and high-priced it is to have a red rose; the Nightingale has to fly around the garden and is failed time after time by answers of rose trees. Yet‚ she still keeps on finding a way to get a red rose. It turns

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    they would howl out the ‘witch’s’ name. Later‚ a chain reaction started‚ if you were accused of being a witch then you either blamed it on someone else or plead you were innocent. These trials began overwhelming the justice system. The Salem witch trials were a series of cases brought before local magistrates and the county court of trials in 1692. To understand the events of the Salem witch trials‚ it is necessary to understand that the people in Salem thought differently and lived differently

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    outbreak of the Salem witch trials and tells about the murderous colonial period of 1692. The trials took place in Salem‚ Massachusetts when the Puritans of England migrated to New England. The accusations of witches started when two girls began having fits‚ and a doctor tried to use elixirs and everything he could to cure them. He then diagnosed the two girls of being plagued by witches. After these events‚ the first 3 accused witches were arrested on February 29‚1692‚ and the Salem witch trials began.

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    In February of 1692‚ the Salem Witch Trials began. During this time the community of Salem‚ Massachusetts were Christians who were in constant fear of the Devil. They feared that the Devil was continuously trying to destroy their Christian community. They were isolated in this New World and often frightened because of the thought of the Devil taking over their lives. They were also under a lot of stress‚ trying to make it in the New World‚ which only put more pressure on them. Then the trigger happened

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