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    Year of Wonders

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    Year of Wonders is an historical novel based around the village of Eyam‚ which quarantined itself between 1665 and 1666 when the plague arrives from a traveller from London. As the plague sweeps through the town of Eyam the population is slowly getting smaller and more fearful‚ the writer explores the variety of reactions that are possible when small communities are ravaged by tragedy. Many of the characters kept their values but lose faith in God‚ only some people’s values are tainted when they

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    Year of Wonders

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    In the novel ‘Year of Wonders’‚ written by Geraldine Brooks‚ the characters who survived the plague in the small English village‚ Eyam in 1665-1666 all transform in extensive ways. Those characters who survive the bubonic plague all experience dramatic changes in meaningful ways. These changes are displayed in the characters Anna Frith‚ Michael Mompellion and Elinor Mompellion. The plague has pushed Anna Frith to react in unexpected ways as she displays change‚ leading her to move overseas and attempt

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    and also in her care for his horse Anteros.  However‚ she refers to herself as a servant and you have all picked up on the fact that her behaviour does not at all resemble that of a servant.  This foreshadows the tremendous journey (that ‘Year of Wonders’) the reader is about to see Anna embark on. Chapter Notes: Ring of Roses Refers to children’s rhyme supposedly about the plague. Certainly echoes the plague sores that are found on George Viccars body during this chapter. The chapter ironically

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    Year of Wonders

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    Themes Transformation of the Self/ Fate versus Chance and Free Will • Ransom explores the idea that personal transformation is an almost inevitable aspect of the human condition. • The journey from Troy to the Greek camps is symbolic of Priams’ transition and steady progression from King to Father and Man into human form. • The vision in which Priam seems himself “dressed in a plain white robe without ornament. No jewelled amulet at his breast’ is a vision of himself reduced to

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    Wonders of Electricity

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    Wonders of Electricity Electricity is the greatest gift of science to mankind. We have reached a point of our civilization when electricity is used for all purposes. Without it‚ our existence will be impossible. Electricity is a source of energy. It is produced by a battery or a coil of wires or by dynamo machine. It is produced in thermal station and also in hydro-project. There are various wonders of electricity. The most important of all is electric fan and electric light. These two things

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    Seven Wonders

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    The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (often called simply‚ the Seven Wonders of the World) is a list of man-made structures built during the classical era. Scholars believe that ancient historians began compiling the list in the second century B.C. The final list of the Seven Wonders that we currently reference was defined in the Middle Ages. The Great Pyramid at Giza Cairo‚ Egypt Noted for being the only surviving member of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World‚ the Great Pyramid is the largest

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    Wonder Themes

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    Wonder Bullying Bullying. We all know what it is‚ what it does to people... It scars people‚ for life.  R.J Palacio’s book Wonder really gives you an insight on how bullying doesn’t only affect the victim‚ but their family and everyone around them too. Did you know that around 160 000 students stay home on any given day because they are fearing what they might have to face at school? I doubt that you did. This is a sad and confronting subject that we all need to know about. Wonder portrays a

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    Wonders of the World

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    Ana Sharma Block 3 Mr. Seeley Geography Wonders of the World Berlin Wall: (Europe) 1. Another name for the Berlin Wall is the “Iron Curtain”. It was built in 1961 to keep the remaining Germans and others in the East side from escaping to the West. The Eastern side had the USSR government and everyone was being ruled over so to get freedom‚ people tried escaping from the Eastern side because it was dangerous. Everyone

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    Wonder of Computer

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    The Computer is one of the wonders of Science. Science has made our lives more enjoyable and has broadened our knowledge. The computer influences our way of living for a variety of reasons. They have enabled us to do things faster‚ as well as communicate with people across the globe. The Internet affects us in every way‚ most importantly with our social lives‚ our jobs‚ and our entertainment. Our social lives are not just communicating with telephones and mail anymore. Going "on-line"

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    The Wonders of Tenochtitlan Cortes’ second letter to Charles V details Tenochtitlan almost in minutia. This letter is considered a primary source because it is a first-hand account of what Cortes witnessed during his discovery and conquering of the people. It might also be considered a secondary source due to Cortes’ reference to human sacrifices that he had not witnessed. His detailed account of the architecture‚ infrastructure‚ economy‚ and social structure paint a celestial picture for the

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