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come back to the village with their little boat, a big tempest blowed up and the little boat keeled over. The man was alive but his wife was lost. All the villager looked for her in the night but nobody find her. The man worried a lot and he was destroyed by thinking his wife was dead because of his stupid affair. When the woman from the town visited him in purpose of comfort him, he was so angry and unhappy that he tries to strangle her. But a villager comes a that moment to announce him a good novel

recommendation that in order to solve the environmental problems in Clearview, people should vote for Ann Green instead of Frank Braun. To lend credibility to this, he has to cite more persuasive evidence indicating that the environment in Clearview is destroyed because of the government's fault and rule out other possibilities. To better bolster this argument, we also need more information about the proposals put forward by the two candidates.

George Bryson had a small house built of stone on his farm located on the edge of the Coulonge River. It served as the headquarters and it is now called “maison Dagenais”. In 1873, the first wooden church was built in Fort-Coulonge. It was later destroyed by the fire in 1884. In 1956, Mr Jean-Baptiste Migneault built a sawmill at the “Dépot du Davidson” near the Dépot lake, a few kilometers north of Chutes Coulonge. The sawmill helped to populate the area as it has created many jobs. Fort-Coulonge

neighborhood, notably its busiest intersection, has been featured countless times in literature, on television, in films, in music videos and recently in video games. An immediately recognizable setting, Times Square has been frequently attacked and destroyed in a number of movies, including Deep Impact, when a tidal wave destroys Times Square. Films have also employed the opposite tactic, depicting the typically bustling area as eerily still, such as in Vanilla Sky, as well as the post-apocalyptic I

social platitude of “n’a jamais fait du mal” (p.252). Goriot’s “médaillon” shows the daughters “jeunes, vierges et pures”, too young to think or question, stressed by the italics of “ne raissonaient pas” (p.252). The innocence of the girls was destroyed when they became objects of obsession (Goriot) and trade (by husbands and lovers). The final burial of their child-image in the grave of their first exploiter previews Rastignac’s “dernière larme de jeune homme”(p.253). The social critique is vast

the other nation was under attack by the US. According to this theory, the major war should have been called "The Great Cheyenne War". Since 1860, the Northern Cheyenne had led several battles among the Plains Indians. Before 1876, the US Army had destroyed seven Cheyenne camps, more than those of any other nation.[12] However, other historians like Robert Utley[13] and Jerome Greene[14][15] also using Lakota oral testimony aver that the Lakota coalition of which Sitting Bull was the ostensible head

SYDNEY I/ History Sydney’s history started at the prehistoric time. The zone which surround Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) was an aborigène territory for 40 000 years. Although the urbanization destroyed most of these tribes, it still stays almost more of 100 tools, justifying de presence of aborigènes. Sydney is renowned to have the best reserved tools’ collection of the world. At the end of the 1800, with a canal construction in Alexandria (South-West oh the city) we discovered the vestige

the EEC signed in 1957 with the Treaty of Rome with 6 countries; France, Germany, Benelux, Netherlands and Belgium. Before it there was the European Coil and Steel Community (1952) to relaunch the European economy. Germany has been more or less destroyed. Williams Churchill: one of the most outstanding Prime Minister during the War, great orator, painter writer, journalist, vey eloquent orator, he gave speeches in which he aired the idea of a United Europe (strong United Europe) strong militarily

that was available. Because of the Great Depression many independent farmers lost their farms. 7) Describe the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl was a dust storms in 1932 which causing agricultural damage to American and Canadian farms. This storm destroyed crops, and these crops were replaced by dust. 8) Describe FDR's New Deal The new deal is a reform program used by Roosevelt. This program was conducted between 1933 and 1938. The aim is restart economy by consumption, to reform the financial

primitive behaviour, reference to Africa in a pejorative way (l. 20) - whites: reference to literature (l.30), politics (the Bill of Rights (l.33)), history… He was supposed to defend him. And yet, at the end of the extract, he has completely destroyed Jefferson’s humanity. Jefferson doesn’t seem to belong to the human race!  Not only does this extract show the unfairness of the trial but it also demonstrates the prejudices and cruelty of whites. We can also catch a glimpse of Grant’s personality