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Comment on the moral code of Webster as seen in the play,The Duchess of Malfi.

by Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 20, 2013

90 days reads: 55

Shelves: 1

Summary

"The Duchess of Malfi" is John Webstar's finer plays. here, Webstar not only shows a much firmer stagecraft than his earlier efforts,but has also revealed powers of gaiety and playfulness and an understanding of the heart,that hardly to be looked far from one who voluntarily elected the tragedy of blood as his medium. at least two of the characters, the Duchess of Malfi and her husband Antonio are robust and healthy figures who even under the stress of torture,keep their humanity." (Dr.S.Sen)

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

by RituparnaRayChaudhuri

Essay / Historical Fiction

February 26, 2017

90 days reads: 55

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."

Ooh.. Africa my Motherland

by Literature kingLehaha Alfred

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 07, 2016

90 days reads: 24

Summary

This is a describtion of Africa as a continent being used as a pawn by superpowers

Nart Characters

by Zaina El-Said

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 30, 2016

90 days reads: 21

The appropriation of Heart of Darkness into Apocalypse Now

by Monotony Strange

Essay / Historical Fiction

August 19, 2008

90 days reads: 10

Comments: 1

Summary

This essay explores how popular culture texts reaffirm ideas expressed in high culture texts.

Roger Chillingworth's true identity

by Begginer Writer For Fun

Essay / Historical Fiction

November 24, 2012

90 days reads: 8

Summary

The Scarlet Letter book essay

Kalibo...Not Just A Thousand...

by Kessiah06

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 07, 2010

90 days reads: 5

Comments: 2

Summary

Little Thing About Kalaibo...my town..

'The Narts' Introduction

by Zaina El-Said

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 30, 2016

90 days reads: 5

TWITCHY THE MOUNTAIN MAN

by HOUDINI

Essay / Historical Fiction

January 10, 2023

90 days reads: 5

Comments: 2

Summary

The passing of the age of the Mountain Men from history in America

Nart Sagas

by Zaina El-Said

Essay / Historical Fiction

September 30, 2016

90 days reads: 3

Shelves: 1

Cinderella Man "James J. Braddock"

by Kinah

Essay / Historical Fiction

May 19, 2010

90 days reads: 2

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

This essay was written for a class assignment. We had to write an essay response to the movie "Cinderella Man" in which Russel Crowe stars as James J. Braddock. The movie takes place during the Great Depression and is in fact based on a true story.

History of Alcoholic Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous

by History guy

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 26, 2012

90 days reads: 2

Summary

The story that Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob started Alcoholic Anonymous in 1935 is completely false. Bill and Dr. Bob started recruiting for the Oxford Group in 1935; they built up their “Anonymous Alcoholics” for the first two years in New York and then for four years in Akron. The history that Bill Wilson started A. A. is also false it was Dr. Bob and his studies with Christian Endeavor that set the mark for what later became Alcoholics Anonymous. Another historical fact that is false is that A.A. or N.A. is not about god; Alcoholics Anonymous is in fact about god. Also Narcotics Anonymous is not a complete and separate inanity it is a program that has been adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous.

HISTORY REPEATED

by Steven du Preez

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 20, 2020

90 days reads: 2

Summary

A few thoughts on ironic repeated incidents from history, from thousands of years ago up to the present.

The Legend Of Sirena

by Philip.ShadowFire

Essay / Historical Fiction

June 12, 2021

90 days reads: 2

Miss Jane Pittman Interview

by MidnightAlice

Essay / Historical Fiction

June 09, 2012

90 days reads: 1

Summary

An interview im doing for school

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Martin Luther and the 95 Theses

by History guy

Essay / Historical Fiction

July 25, 2012

90 days reads: 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.

Robespierre and the Committee of Public Safety

by samdaman

Essay / Historical Fiction

March 20, 2013

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

A short essay that talks about the works of Robespierre for the Public Safety.

Destitute of Vision

by MelodyAnn

Essay / Historical Fiction

March 18, 2013

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

Essay for my English class. Prompt: How the lack of education allowed the animals to be oppressed by those in power on the farm.

Tenneco Building

by marisela acosta

Essay / Historical Fiction

May 05, 2015

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 3

Summary

Not many know the history of a building and the effects it took in becoming the beauty it is now. We are quick to admire, but never take time to acknowledge the history. This essay will talk about The Tenneco Building, better known as the Kinder Morgan Building and how it was designed and renovated.