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    concentrated on the harbour and communications‚ including the Post Office‚ Telegraph Office‚ Cable Office and the Postmaster’s Residence‚ where postal workers were killed. The second attack was focused on the Royal Australian Air Force Base at Parap. The two raids resulted in at least 243 Australians and allies being killed‚ almost more 400 wounded‚ 20 military aircraft destroyed‚ 8 ships sunk‚ as well as most civil and military facilities demolished. However one ship narrowly managed to escape the destruction

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    slaves from Northern states‚ even though slavery was illegal there. A few years later‚ Brown went to the East‚ where he made plans for a new effort to end slavery. Throughout American history people have had different opinions about Brown. After Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry he was perceived by the South as a villain and the North as martyr. Even more controversy arose between the two sides of the country because of Brown’s radicalistic approach to end slavery. Many have claimed that although he failed

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    The attack on Pottawatomie Creek‚ Kansas and the raid on the planter in Missouri. He was finally noticed not for a heroic act but for an antagonist act. News on the raids did spread quickly‚ and militia companies from Maryland and Virginia arrived the day after the raid in Missouri‚ killing and capturing many of Brown’s men. Brown’s men ratted him out and told the militia were he was hiding out.“ On October

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    1150 [CE]" (Ritchie 3). Really this word generally describes one who pillages‚ plunders‚ and sails; a pirate. In the Middle Ages‚ especially during the 8th‚ 9th‚ and 10th centuries‚ there were constant raids in England and all throughout Europe by these pirates‚ and "during the 9th century these raids became increasingly large-scale" (Millett 1). Naturally these invasions had drastic negative affects on the people who were victimized. The Vikings who invaded England and Europe were from Norway and

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    manner as the raid described in the story. I am amazed by the dramatic differences that time and culture impose upon attitudes toward adultery. I found the rituals performed during this raid to be interesting. For example‚ the woman who waived the broom in the air to release spirits. I am curious about the strong‚ beliefs shared by this Chinese culture. I was surprised that the villagers blessed themselves with sugar and oranges as they returned to their homes following the raid. Obviously

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    for the raid-hailing when they sell it? UberX and Lyft are treated as illegal by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. A statement from the agency released this information. PPA’s deputy executive director‚ Corinne O’ Connor‚ said in a statement that‚ PPA provided 48 hours notice and after that it will continue enforcement against the illegal Transportation Network Company (TNC) in Philadelphia. This action was taken after the expiry of the General Assembly Temporary Authorization of the raid-hailing

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    query=&prodId=UHIC&displayGroupName=Reference&limit er=&source=&disableHighlighting=false&displayGroups=&sortBy=&search_wit hin_results=&action=2&catId=&activityType=&documentId=GALE%7CCX340 3300590&userGroupName 5. "Doolittle Raid on Japan‚ 18 April 1942." Naval History & Heritage Command. http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/events/wwii-pac/misc-42/dooltl.htm (accessed April 18‚ 2013). 6. O ’NEAL‚ M. J. (2004). Pearl Harbor‚ Japanese Attack on. In K. L. Lerner & B

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    Northern Ireland / Belfast during World War II Northern Ireland’s strategic importance / Use by British When World War II was declared in September 1939‚ Northern Ireland immediately entered on the British side‚ seeing it as an opportunity to stress their loyalty to Britain in contrast to the neutral Irish Free State. Lord Craigavon affirmed their intention to “place the whole of our resources at the command of the government of Great Britain” (4 Sept) Northern Ireland’s strategic importance

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    The churches that had ministers who were pro-Klan played a big part in wooing the townspeople over to side with the Klan and their forces. The Klan did many raids resulting in arrests which the citizens in the area believed was justice since they were being taken to Benton and arrested for not abiding the laws associated with prohibition. This made the Klan popular even if it was unnecessary force and beatings

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    took a leading role in propelling the nation toward secession and conflict. Many events influenced Brown’s views on slavery from an early age. When he was older‚ his strong anti-slavery feelings had grown‚ and he became an extreme abolitionist. His raid on Harpers Ferry was one of the first monumental events leading up to the civil war. When John Brown was young‚ he witnessed an attack on a young slave boy‚ who was beaten with a shovel. The boy died‚ and Brown never forgot what he had seen. Brown’s

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