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Lady Macbeth Monologue

by Rachy reg

Script / Historical Fiction

June 22, 2013

1 day reads: 8

Shelves: 3

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.

Discuss the Scandinavian Influence on English Language.

by Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 13, 2013

1 day reads: 4

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-

A diary of a Chinese Miner

by MaybeItWasNeverLove

Short Story / Historical Fiction

July 12, 2013

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 2

Shelves: 3

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?

Green Eyed Girl

by King Kong

Short Story / Historical Fiction

September 13, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

Early American history.

EVENTS THAT LED TO FEDERATION

by Me and my dreams

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 22, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 2

Summary

Federation was the joining together of the colonies to form a nation the Commonwealth of Australia. As each colony was created separately and had their own government, they didn’t want to give away or lose their power and their positions. In this case, bringing all those colonies under one law or policy was a long and difficult process. Factors that helped to move the colonies towards Federation were the formation of Australia Native Association in 1871, the First Inter-Colonial Trade Union Conference in 1879 and the Inter-colonial Conference on Immigration in 1889. These processes were the main events that led all those colonies towards Federation. Furthermore, Federation highlighted the need for Australia, to develop a defence force.

when my name was keoko

by BionicleTeridax

Book / Historical Fiction

March 02, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 2

Summary
Chapters

This book is not my works but the book review is

13 Days Movie Review

by William Liu

Miscellaneous / Historical Fiction

March 19, 2015

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

13 Days is a film directed by Roger Donaldson about this Cold War. Here, I analyze the movie's strong and weak points, and identify its historical strengths.

The Chess Game

by Yhorm

Short Story / Historical Fiction

February 15, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

This is a story is about a boy, an old man, and a chess game.

When Life Feels Like A Test You Didn't Study For

by Lindokuhle Ndinisa

Short Story / Historical Fiction

June 18, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

When Life Feels Like A Test You didn't Study For Part.1: This short story is about a young prince from the countryside in the amaBhaca kingdom. The prince is suffering from a very rare disease called hemophilia. After the death of the prince's mother "Queen Nobhobhuwaya", the prince inherited all her mother's assets. That customary law of succession made the family in the royal house egocentric, evil and jealous. Thus, they hired assassins to kill the prince. The assassins showed unexpected remorse.

The Lonesome Man

by Raymon Hoven

Book / Historical Fiction

April 29, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 2

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