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    ‘“The Secret River’” written by Kate Grenville utilises conventions of fiction that expose the potential challenges and values of early Australian settlers and the relationship with the indigenous Australians. What conventions are used by Grenville and how efficient are they in positioning the reader?” ‘The Secret River’ by Kate Grenville is a historical narrative which utilizes conventions that expose the potential challenges and values of early Australian settlers and their relationship with

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    you ready to fill up the buckets in the good ole Arkansas River?” “Sure‚ Ma.” So we begin to walk the couple miles to the river‚ pulling our wagons. I am puzzled to mom’s cheerfulness after what I heard last night. I begin to wonder if this may be our last trip to the river. Our water was much too contaminated to even try to boil. The pipes ended up getting clogged and didn’t work anymore. Our family and others are very dependent on this river. Maybe‚ we’re all moving East‚ finally away from this nightmare

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    Different types of media can be used to present the same ideas and information‚ but with the use of different types of media‚ the ideas can be perceived as different things. The same principle comes to be true after viewing the work of “A River Runs through it” by Norman Maclean. After having observed the novel and the film‚ both forms of media proved to have its advantages. The novel does a much better job of accurately representing the theme of the story and allowing the reader to interpret the

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    The Nile river was the most important thing to Ancient Egyptians. The Egyptians were very smart because they were settled near a river. Without the Nile the Egyptians wouldn’t survive‚ and even now we wouldn’t study their history. The Nile was so important because it gave them water and fertilizer for farming and they believed in a God of the Nile whos name was Osiris The God of The Nile River. "Irrigation along much of the river supported the

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    What is presented in this statement is the fact that Nurse Rivers did not endorse the questioning of the physicians in charge. Although she took orders and did what she was told by the doctors she failed to carry out the responsibility that she was given as both an intelligent human being and as a nurse. Whatever Rivers did to be considered to be immoral and unethical because of her inaction during this study‚ it must be taken into account the era in which she was practicing. This was taking place

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    The Parker River On a blazing hot summer morning‚ the noise of flat bottom boats racing on the water and various neighbors yelling crude words wakes me up. Walking outside the smell of musty river water enters my nose as I took in a breath of fresh air. The sight of my dogs chasing each other like 2 high-speed bunny rabbits hopping around in a continuous circle wasn’t anything unordinary. Walking over to the immense grey dock‚ I look over the choppy‚ greenish-blue water and see all of the

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    estimated rate of about an inch per year. This sinking is due to several different factors. The flooding of the Mississippi river has been controlled by levees since the late 1800’s. The river used to leave sediment when it flooded. When levees were put in to prevent flooding‚ the delta downstream was starved of sediment and nutrients. This sediment that the Mississippi river brought during floods used to settle and make more land over time. The sediment also used to formed a buffer between the city

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    The Singing River Gaylesville‚ Cherokee Co‚ Alabama April‚ 1851 Charity‚ Jeremiah‚ and the children made it to the outskirts of Gaylesville on a Friday afternoon; it was the 18th day of April‚ in the year 1851. Already‚ she missed the peace of the wilderness; she also missed the soothing calmness of the watershed. Although Gaylesville was not nearly as large a town as Anniston or Jacksonville was‚ it was still a town. Charity disliked towns of any size; to her thinking‚ they seemed to brew trouble

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    By the River Each person possesses a distinct personality and a unique set of traits to match. Along with an individual identity‚ each person also possesses deviating dreams and desires. For instance‚ in Jack Hodgin’s By the River‚ two polar personalities are displayed throughout the story by the couple‚ Jim and Crystal Styan. Additionally‚ while the story progresses and while the different natures of the couple are discovered‚ contradicting dreams and desires are also uncovered

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    The Red River War of 1874 During the summer of 1874‚ the U. S. Army launched a campaign to remove the Comanche‚ Kiowa‚ Southern Cheyenne‚ and Arapaho Indian tribes from the Southern Plains and enforce their relocation to reservations in Indian Territory. The actions of 1874 were unlike any prior attempts by the Army to pacify this area of the western frontier. The Red River War led to the end of an entire way of life for the Southern Plains tribes and brought about a new chapter in Texas history

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