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Lady Macbeth Monologue

by Rachy reg

Script / Historical Fiction

June 22, 2013

1 day reads: 15

Shelves: 5

Summary

I wrote this monologue as part of my English coursework and honestly I love it...partly because it got me an A* but then again I love the work of Shakespeare. :) BTW I'm quite proud of the last two paragraphs because they are in iambic pentameter.

A diary of a Chinese Miner

by MaybeItWasNeverLove

Short Story / Historical Fiction

July 12, 2013

1 day reads: 7

Comments: 2

Shelves: 2

Summary

During the racist times of the gold rush, a Chinese miners travels to Australia in search of fortune. But with the westerners hatred so strong and the surroundings so foreign, what would you do if you were the odd one out?

Journal Entries of a Scholar: Mansa Musa DBQ

by Joshua Rowe

Writing Contest / Historical Fiction

February 27, 2017

1 day reads: 5

Summary

Jounal entries written from the point of view of a scholar during Mansa Musa's journey to Mecca in 1324

Juliet's agony aunt

by chrissy5

Miscellaneous / Historical Fiction

June 12, 2013

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 2

Summary

when juliet has a problem she needs an agony aunt. This is what i did for my 3rd year romeo and juliet project.

Slave Trade

by Charlotte Frances

Short Story / Historical Fiction

February 17, 2010

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary

A short story about a young slave who was up for auction. I worte this for school so it is not amazing.

Path of the Samurai

by Matthew Bissonnette

Short Story / Historical Fiction

April 20, 2010

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

My short story is about the life of Kusunoki Mishima, a man who was born towards the end of feudal japan and became a great Samurai.

The Black Death

by moemoepl12

Short Story / Historical Fiction

May 20, 2012

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 4

Summary

The Black Death was one of the most deadly pandemics in history. People were shunned by their own families if they had the deadly plague. Plague carriers almost always died and were burned or buried in mass graves. But no one ever bothered to hear a victim's story. Well, you'll have the chance to hear one right now....

Lone Samurai Jin

by Yhorm

Poem / Historical Fiction

January 11, 2017

1 day reads: 2

Summary

A poem about a samurai.

The Abyssinian Riot

by Val Perry Rendel

Book / Historical Fiction

June 14, 2019

1 day reads: 2

Summary
Chapters

First chapter of a historical novel that centers around President Warren Harding's affair with Nan Britton, and her struggle to support their love child. The p.o.v. character in this chapter is a black woman passing as white, a theme heavily influenced by the Harlem Renaissance literature I've been consuming.

Discuss the Scandinavian Influence on English Language.

by Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 13, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 2

Summary

Working on the project 'A Little Learning Is A Dangerous Thing' with help of a link,I noticed an article submitted regard of the project-topic by Ashley Burgamy,where written-""Our successes, as they may have been, were trivial in light of everything to come, for there is no end. Behind every hill is another hill. Behind every Alp is another Alp. Metaphorically, we realize that there is no bounds on the world of knowledge.There is never an end to learning and discovery. """ English Language has a vast rich literature with long history. It is a common language throughout. But for,in the context herein,how many of us are knowingly acquainted to the exact manual knowledge on the influence of vocabulary-remarks of Scandinavian elements on English Language?......................... :However, the essay of knowledge on such topic is as follows-

why Athens and Sparta should not go to war

by dragonscall

Article / Historical Fiction

July 06, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

imagine you are back in the time of the ancient greeks, this is a letter persuading a war leader not to send athens and sparta to war i wrote this a while ago so it is not my best i just thought that i would post it anyway

Home Is Where The Heart Is

by PKN

Short Story / Historical Fiction

June 19, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

This piece is a multi-perspective fiction story of three completely different types of people in Afghanistan during a war. I hope you understand and enjoy it. Tip: Think about the story in connection with the title after you've read the story.

The Loss of the Lovely Nelly (1861)

by Happyheth

Short Story / Historical Fiction

September 10, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

In 1861 the Lovely Nelly sailing brig came aground off Whitley Bay. The villagers of Cullercoats hauled their lifeboat 3 miles in order to mount a rescue. They saved all but one of the crew. This event has gone done in history with the painting of 'The Women' by John Charlton. This is a fictional account of that day based in fact.

A History of Moskau

by Tarabori

Book / Historical Fiction

November 04, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Summary
Chapters

This book is based on lore I created for an alternate country in alternative Fascist Europe during WWII.

A Critical Evaluation on Christopher Marlowe's Edward The Second- The Way I Do.

by RituparnaRayChaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

February 26, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Christopher Marlowe wrote Edward The Second in 1590..comprises the background information on the Elizabethan Age and the Concept of Tragedy - "Our lady's first love is not wavering; My life for thine, she will have Gaveston."

Death By Hanging

by Calcium

Short Story / Historical Fiction

October 12, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

A man is to be hung for murder

The Poet's Passion: Wordsworth's Revolutionary Diaries

by James Prothero

Book / Historical Fiction

October 07, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

In 1787 a raw, young, passionate orphan stepped into the streets of Cambridge under his uncle's disapproving eye with promises to do well in college and take a profession. He did neither. Instead, he squeaked through school, walked across Europe at the dawn of the French Revolution, dared to dream of being a poet, and fathered a little girl on his French lover. Now we consider William Wordsworth one of the great English Romantic poets. Then he was a skinny, unpromising fool, and a homeless vagrant, whose only consistent devotion was to his sister. The Poet's Passion: Wordsworth's Revolutionary Diaries are the fictional diaries of this young, wandering dreamer as he struggles with his destiny and looks for both love, and a better world in Revolutionary France.

The Plague Doctor

by Matthew Bissonnette

Short Story / Historical Fiction

November 29, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Summary

I got a lot of unfinished projects maybe it was unwise to start a new one. Here is a short story I am writing about a tough father and mother protecting their children from an increasingly hopeless world.

A Wild Journey In Hell (Carson's Journal)

by TheGoldBull

Book / Historical Fiction

April 21, 2019

1 day reads: 1

Summary
Chapters

[Historical Fiction] Back in 1969, A local teenage male from Norfolk, Virginia free wrote on his experiences in life, as he was currently serving the U.S. Army as an infantryman in Vietnam during the civil war between the North and South of the Vietnamese country. * For business, you could contact me at my E-mail roywell55@hotmail.com *

Wolves at Our Door

by soren paul petrek

Book / Historical Fiction

March 19, 2019

1 day reads: 1

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