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    were knights. Some were kings. Some were queens. The character this report will focus on is a very interesting ruler. Her name was Empress Matilda. Empress Matilda was also known as Empress Maude. She was born February 7‚ 1102 C.E. and died September 10‚ 1167 C.E. Her father was King Henry I of England’s and her mother is Matilda of Scotland. She was given the throne during the civil war also known as anarchy. Did you know that she was the only daughter of King Henry I of England? Around

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    King Alfred is one of the most significant rulers history‚ but what was it that made Alfred so great? There are a number of great things that Alfred did during his rule‚ but the most important would be his emphasis on education and his brilliant military organization. Having an educated population is extremely important when running a country‚ and Alfred knew this. People who are educated are valuable in society because they can make more informed decisions which leads to the growth of a society

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    One man in history who gave a speech when the public’s faith was at an all-time low was King George VI. He had to step up and take the spot as king when it was not what he originally thought would happen. He suffered through hardship and troubles through his rein which some affected the way he was able to talk to his people. The speech he gave was not just given to a small audience but to his entire country. King George VI’s life was very interesting life which gave him the opportunity to give

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    XIV: The Greatest King of France Shadi Zaker Ms. Piperias CHY 4U1 Tuesday December 17th‚ 2013 A country like France has developed over many years and continues to flourish. French history is well known to countless people for the reason being the famous blood line of the Louis’. France had a total of seventeen King Louis that ruled France at one point. The controversy of which king was the greatest could still exist to this day. Who was the greatest king of France? A question

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    Is Macbeth Good Or Bad

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    as completely good or bad. In the first act of Macbeth‚ Macbeth himself fights bravely in a battle and wins against the enemy. The king is told about this victory and congratulates him on being a brave man. He then appoints people‚ making Macbeth think that he would get a higher ranking. Instead‚ Duncan makes Malcolm the Prince of Cumberland‚ putting him in the way of Macbeth and the king. Macbeth then says just serving for him was rewarding enough‚ knowing it is not true. The king seems to betray

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    Alexander the Great was a powerful and wise military leader. His knowledge of the battle field led him to many victories; yet many of his battles ended very bloody for both sides. However‚ he did this for the good of his people and empire. Alexander the Great is the “great” king and military leader that many people perceive him as because he is wise‚ merciful‚ and willing to learn about different cultures. Alexander had plans to unite Greece and conquer Persia. He knew it was best to do this‚ so

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    Elissa Gargiulo Mr. Dudley Honors English 10 27 April 2011 The King and The Wizard In Billy Joel’s memorable song “We Didn’t Start the Fire”‚ he sings about an omnipresent fire and claims that his generation did not start it. The fire he speaks of is the social phenomenon that consumes the world. It infects society‚ everyone knows about it‚ and it has an impact on history that will be remembered in the future. No one started the fire specifically because different pop culture items have been

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    Sophocles a playwright is praised for not only introducing the third character in Greek theatre but is also known for his famous play Oedipus.Rex which depicts Oedipus‚ the king of Thebes in Ancient Greece‚ must find and punish the old king’s killer. But tragically brings on his downfall while uncovering the killer and lunges himself right into the prophecy‚ where he is going to kill his father and lay with his mother‚ that he tried to avoid. Plays such as this one contributed to Greek society by

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    Nigel King. The Qualitative Research Interview In Qualitative methods in organizational research A practical guide Edited by Catherine Cassel and Gillian Symon (London‚ Sage Publications‚ 1994. 253 pp.) Types of research interview and their uses The qualitative research interview The goal of any qualitative research interview covers a range of approaches to research interviewing. Its goal is to see the research topic from the perspective of the interviewee‚ and to understand how and

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    King Leopold is an egotistical ruler who attempts to make Belgium a superior power then it was starting with taking control of Congo. All events were completed under an extravagant "humanitarian" public relations initiative by misleading numerous countries alongside with the United States. In reality‚ King Leopold was a cold‚ manipulative‚ selfish leader who wasn’t content with his small empire of Belgium putting his eyes on the Congo to expand his legacy. But he couldn’t do this on his own; he had

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