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Lady Macbeth Monologue

by Rachy reg

Script / Historical Fiction

June 22, 2013

1 day reads: 30

Shelves: 1

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: 30

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?

Civil War Letters Home to the North Country

by Jeff Macharyas

Short Story / Historical Fiction

May 04, 2017

1 day reads: 11

Shelves: 1

Summary

The American Civil War was fought mostly in the South. But, the war reached all corners of the United States, even St. Lawrence County, in New York's "North Country." This is one soldier's story.

Green Eyed Girl

by King Kong

Short Story / Historical Fiction

September 13, 2010

1 day reads: 9

Shelves: 1

Summary

Early American history.

Discuss the Scandinavian Influence on English Language.

by Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 13, 2013

1 day reads: 5

Shelves: 1

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-

Accused

by BreeLeeBookworm

Short Story / Historical Fiction

September 16, 2012

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

Lucinda just wanted the witches who tormented her to be punished. But things don't go as planned. Written for my workshop in fiction class. (Just so you know, it was only supposed to be part of a short story, so it's pretty brief.)

Something then Nothing

by Madame Wit 101

Short Story / Historical Fiction

April 30, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

A young Haitian girl witnesses the effect of the earthquake in her home area.

The Beginning of the End-- Violet Durn's Monologue

by XxLoveXHateXMexX

Script / Historical Fiction

August 05, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

This is a monologue that I wrote/preformed based on the book, "Feed" by MT Anderson. This was written through the eyes of Violet Durn who is a teenager of the future. At this point in the future, people have chips inside their brains run by corporations called the 'Feed'. It controls your interests, creates a consumer profile, it does everything in its power to help corporations grow. Violet falls for a boy named Titus, but it ends up being not what she expected. Violet is not normal, she is actually rather different from everyone else; she sees through the worlds lies and because of that it costs her more than she was expecting. **Note: Major spoilers.**

MEMOIRS OF LIVING IN A DUST BOWL

by SN Copeland

Short Story / Historical Fiction

July 10, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 2

Summary

A fictional narrative of a natural disaster during the Great Depression.

Black Plague

by History guy

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 25, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

The Bubonic plague or “Black Death” originate in China and spread throughout Europe killing hundreds of thousands of people in its wake. It was one of the most devastating diseases in human history. The plague killed more than half of Europe’s population before it disappeared in the 14th century. The plague left several marks on European society by creating religious occults and causing several economic upheavals which changed the course of European history. The Catholic Church was also greatly affected as many looked for the church to help and to heal those stricken with the disease. Also, there was widespread persecution of Jews and foreign minorities, as they were blamed for the cause of the disease throughout Europe. It took over a century for the European population to recover from the Bubonic Plague both socially and economically. The Plague also highlighted many medical shortcomings of medical science, it did however, help change how the human body was studied and helped in the advancement of medical treatment for other diseases.

Martin Luther and the 95 Theses

by History guy

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 25, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

Throughout the “Middle Ages” the Catholic Church was the main form of Christianity in Europe. Because of this the Church amassed a great wealth of economic power and political control within European Nations. On October 31, 1517 Martin Luther attached his 95 Theses to the local Church in Wittenburg calling for reforms to end the corrupt and immoral acts by the Catholic Church. Luther had no plans in founding a new church or overthrowing the local government. His reforms were a means to resolve his own crisis within the church. Luther’s call for reform included, limiting the political control and economic wealth the Church held, increasing congregational participation, the use of the vernacular in the church, and to announce that anyone could achieve salvation through inner religious feelings and a trust in god’s mercy and faith. He also believed that everyone could discover the meaning of the Bible unaided by the Clergy. Martin Luther reforms, was an act to bring the Church back to the people and to destroy the aristocratic control that the Clergy held over the public and national governments.

The Guillotine

by afree4012

Short Story / Historical Fiction

August 26, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

Set in the French Revolution, this story is about a man with his family, facing the dangers of The Committee and the guillotine.

Home Is Where The Heart Is

by PKN

Short Story / Historical Fiction

June 19, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

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: 2

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.

Nart Characters

by Zaina El-Said

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 30, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

'How Sosriqwe married lady Bedexw' Translation & Annotation by

by Zaina El-Said

Short Story / Historical Fiction

September 30, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

The story of Upgupta and Vasavdutta

by sumit kumar

Short Story / Historical Fiction

February 08, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

A story of about Buddhist monk Upgupta. How he guided a courtesan named Vasavdutta to the path of salvation.

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

Shelves: 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."

The Boston Tea Party: A Fictional Story

by JagJenCon

Short Story / Historical Fiction

April 22, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

Fictional story about a man whom participated in the Boston Tea Party.

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