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Holt Rinehart Annotated Bibliography
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... ch territory, including Alsace-Lorraine 9)
Readjustment of Italian frontiers along clearly
recognizable lines of nationality 10) Autonomy for
the peoples of Austria-Hungary 11) Evacuation and
restoration of territory to Serbia, Montenegro,
and Romania, granting of seaports to Serbia, and
readjustment and international guarantee of the
national ambitions of the Balkan nations 12)
Self-determination for non-Turkish peoples under
Turkish control and internationalization of the
Dardanelles 13) A...
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Cloistered Emperor Go Shirakawa White Suit Dance Kiyomori
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1. Taira no Shigemori and the Emperor Takakura
have a great deal in common. They are related,
because Kiyomori wife's sister is Takakura's
mother. Both are very benevolent towards the
people of their country. When Shigemori stopped
Kiyomori from attacking the Cloistered Palace and
kept the country in peace, the cloistered Emperor
said, " It is not the first time that Shigemori
has shown his greatness. Even so, what a lordly
lord he is! He has repaid my plot against his
family with kindness" (116...
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First World War Balance Of Power
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... not, for the events shattered all positive
beliefs and hopes of the Western Civilization.
Joll's work is thus an efficient multi spectral
analysis. The additional explanatory models,
although they are sometimes contradictory,
complement each other in providing the future
historian, and any reader, with an answer as to
what caused WWI. Which explanatory model, however,
seems to provide the best answers as to the cause?
Joll's analysis of militarism, strategic planning
and militarism, provide ...
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Anti Semitism Isaac Bashevis
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... ies in fin de since Vienna is one such
"invented tradition" The myth "that the cultural
flowering in Vienna was an essentially Jewish
phenomenon. "{ 2 }: { 1 } Hobsbawm, Eric.
Introduction: Inventing Traditions in Hobsbawm,
Eric and Ranger, Terence The Invention of
Tradition p 13 { 2 }Beller, Steven. Vienna and the
Jews 1867 - 1938 (Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, 1990) (4) Typical of these is Berkley
who espouses this golden age and argues that
without the Jews Vienna was nothing. Be...
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English Language Natural Resources
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Walter Charles was a British journalist, for the
London Times, from 1914 - 1940. His primary focus
in his column on June 23 rd, 1914, was why the
English should keep pursuing more land to
imperialism. According to the contents of his
column, Mr. Charles emphatically feels that
imperialism benefits both countries. The primary
example he uses, is the relationship between
Britain and India. In his column, he highlights,
that countries like India, on the other side of
the globe, benefit form Britain...
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Hearing Delicate Cases Claudius Relationship With The Senate Nero
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... las who prevailed when he convinced Claudius
to marry Agrippina the Younger. The marriage took
place within months of Messalina's execution.
Agrippina was a colorful figure with extensive and
far-reaching imperial connections: she was the
daughter of Claudius's brother, Germanicus, and a
sister of Gaius Caligula, by whom she had been
exiled for involvement in the conspiracy of
Gaetulicus; moreover, she had been married before.
She therefore brought to the marriage with
Claudius a son, Nero A...
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Ottoman Empire Black Sea
701 words
The British, far from being enemies of the
Ottomans, as the Khilafat Movement propaganda
suggested, had remained their steadfast allies
over many centuries. Their enduring alliance with
the Ottomans was motivated, as far as the British
were concerned, by a threat to British imperial
interests that came from expansionist ambitions of
Czarist Russia. The Ottomans were equally worried
about the Russian threat, the more so with their
increasing weakness. They needed a strong and
dependable ally whic...
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City Of Rome Sole Ruler
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Constantine The Great Flavius Valerius
Constantine, also known as Constantine the Great,
was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity.
He was educated in the imperial court of Rome and
pursued to succeed his father. In 305 A. D. , his
father became the emperor of the Western Empire.
But, when he died in 306 A. D. , British troops
declared that Constantine should replace his
father. The Eastern emperor Galerius refused this
claim and gave Constantine a lesser rank. The
Emperor Constantine I ...
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Catherine The Great Alexander Iii
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THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY For each generation to react
against the generation before it is a
characteristic of many reigning dynasties; but
particularly of the Russian Imperial House in the
century following the death of Catherine the
Great, when autocratic Tsars alternated with Tsars
who were liberal as inevitably as Fredericks
alternated with Christians on the Throne of
Denmark. Catherines son, Paul I, who reigned from
1796 to 1801, was autocratic; and it can often be
said to have reacted against h...
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Omniscient Narrator Cultural Beliefs
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Societies are molded through beliefs, customs, and
culture. Sociologically, culture dictates the way
in which its respective society and its
individuals act or react to certain instances and
events. Culture is viewed as very important to
many people and ethnic groups and can be as
extreme as being the epitome of ones existence. In
Mishima's Patriotism, the two main characters,
Shinji and Reiko, depict strongly the impact and
effects of a persons behavior due to cultural
beliefs. The reader can n...
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Ballets Russes York City
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DANCING AND BALLET Dancing is the art of moving
the body in time to music. Dancing is both an art
and a form of recreation. Most people dance to
have fun or to entertain others, but dance can
also be used for communication. Dancers express
feelings of joy without saying a word. Since
prehistoric times people have danced, and there
are lots of kinds of dancing. There is folk
dancing and religious dancing, popular dancing and
theatrical dancing, to name a few. Out of all
dancing, theatrical is pro...
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Regularly Scheduled Elections Supreme Court Justices
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Complete and true democracy is almost impossible
to achieve, and has been the primary goal of many
nations, beginning from ancient civilizations of
Greece and Roman Empire, all the way to the
government of the United States today. There are a
few essential characteristics which must be
present in a political system for it to be even
considered democratic. One essential
characteristic of a legitimate democracy is that
it allows people to freely make choices without
government intervention. Anothe...
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Invasion Of Privacy Drug Testing
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As widespread drug use is on the rise, many
employers have begun to worry about the
performance of their employees. Absenteeism,
injuries, loss of productivity, employee morale,
theft and fatalities are just some of the causes
of drug use in the workplace. The idea of drug
testing among workers has developed from society's
concern over a perceived increase in the use of
drugs and the relation between drug use and
impairment, with resultant risks to the worker,
fellow workers and the public. As e...
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Heian Period Japanese War
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History of Japan The history of Japan dates back
to 30, 000 b. c. where it is believed that
Japanese people are descent from Mongolian people
because of the similar physical features of fold
in the eyelid, a yellow tinge in pigmentation,
black hair and so on. A large portion of Japan is
very mountainous so that leaves 17 percent of
surface area available for agriculture. Japanese
people main line of business is products of the
sea, for example: fish, shellfish and edible
seaweed. The next cultur...
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Julius Caesar Roman Empire
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During the Imperial Rome era, the lifestyles were
quite different in which we in the present are
very much used to. The civilization of the Roman
Empire depended on the vitality of its cities.
This meant that the society was based upon the
strength that its cities contained. Almost all
cities during this period were inhabited with a
population of 20, 000. Only a select few had a
populace of 75, 000 or more. The city of Rome in
total had approximately 500, 000 residents. These
figures compared wi...
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Aircraft Carriers Pearl Harbor
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? The key to national greatness is a strong
industrial economy coupled with a powerful navy. ?
Introduction It was 8 AM at in the Pacific on
December 7, 1941, and a harbor filled with a few
warships was being bombed. It wasn? t uncommon for
a harbor bombing during the times of World War II.
What was uncommon was the fact that the harbor
belonged to the United States, a country that
wasn? t involved in the war yet, and the country
bombing it was Japan, a country that had come out
of isolation jus...
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Imperial Intelligence Officer Pilot In The Squadron Coruscant
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Book Report: Star Wars: X-Wing: Wedge? s Gamble
Author: Michael A. Stackpole Characters:
Lieutenant Corran Horn: The main character of the
book. He? s an ex-security man (a police force
called Cor Sec) from the planet Corellia. Finally
after going through the galaxy under aliases he
joins Rogue Squadron to fight the Empire. He
fights for freedom, but his main vendetta is more
personal. He went into Cor Sec because his father
did before him. An Imperial Intelligence Officer
was also stationed the...
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Made Out Of Wood Inches Tall
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Polykleitos Bearer and Laocoon and His Sons
Polykleitos is a Roman statue. It is made out of
marble and it is 6 feet 6 inches tall. The statue
is of a male who looks to be athletic someone who
works out. The statue is standing in a
contrapuntal position; it has its left leg
slightly bent witch causes his foot not to be flat
on the platform under him. That position helps the
statue stay balance. It is not rigid. The statue
has no facial expression. It is serious. It eyes
are deep and expressionle...
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Anti Semitism Isaac Bashevis
4,737 words
Why Did Jews Play Such A Disproportionate Why Did
Jews Play Such A Disproportionate Part In The
Cultural Life Of Fin De Since Vienna?
Mythenbildung ist wie kristallisation in der
gesattigten salzlosung: es wird dann im
entscheidenden augen blick alles mythic Arthur
Schnitzler (Buch der Freunde) (1) Viennese Jews
proportionally did have more representatives in
the cultural sphere. This can be because they had
the means, ways and opportunity to exploit their
situation to pursue the arts. Steven Be...
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Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries Peter The Great
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In the 1660 s the Russian government under Czar
Alexis I had begun the practice of punishing
common criminals and political offenders by
exiling them to Siberia. During the last two
centuries of Russian imperial rule, punishment
varied significantly from czar to czar. Different
styles of interrogation and justice were prevalent
with each successive ruler. Autocracy allowed for
what seems to be a harsh system of imperial
punishment. In actuality, the practice of capital
punishment and torture wer...
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