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historical battle of Harpers Ferry was a pivotal point during the Civil War. While the battle was a clear victory on the Confederate front, Union forces could have changed the outcome with little efforts. This paper analyzes the battle with the intent of identifying how the application, utilization, or availability of intelligence assets could have resulted in an alternate outcome. With the proper use of All Source Intelligence analysis on the Union front, the Battle of Harpers Ferry would have played out

Jules Ferry and Georges Clemenceau were two of the greatest proponents of the Third Republic in France. They had been active even before the fall of the Second Empire, with Ferry writing articles against the Empire in Le Temps (Encyclopædia Britannica, 1998) and Clemenceau founding several Republican journals, and even being present at Léon Gambetta's proclamation of the Third Republic in 1870 (Monnerville, 2016).Whilst it is clear that the two men were both staunch supporters of a republic in the

Thank You, Emmeline One late morning in 1914, I leaned against the newly painted silver railings of the large Majestic, a beautiful ship with a black bottom and a bright white top. Murky, charcoal-black smoke came out of the three enormous, grey, cylinder-shaped chimneys, which began combining with the fresh sea air. The thunderous boat horn was then suddenly blasted, interrupting the beautiful, calming noises of the sea. I heard the screeches of the white seagulls choke as they flied through

parts to manufacture boats. Smooth Sailing was one of the suppliers. Tom resigned from Star Boat in July 2012 upon being offered a better position in Star Ferry. However, he acquired 4,000 parts from Smooth Sailing in August and manager of Smooth Sailing did not notice that in the contract Tom indicated his signature as “manager, Star Ferry” and thought they were dealing with Star Boat as usual. When Smooth Sailing later notified Star Boat to make payment, Star Boat wanted to ratify the contract

How should history remember the Mongols? In the 13th century a nomadic group from central Asia, conquered many different areas. The Mongols rode horses and took over many other civilizations. Some would say they were barbaric due to their actions; others would say they were doing what they needed to do to survive. However, a group does not kill innocent people to survive. History should remember the Mongols as barbaric because they were nomadic and did not have many skills, they expected a great

businesses around us during a season but only one similar to ours. They all have a much smaller seating space and have a lower maximum load of how many customers they can have. The services we will be providing with the business starts off with a private ferry ride to the island. Then you chose on which seating area where you would. The menu involves warm drinks, cold drinks, alcoholic drinks, wines, cocktails,

the edge of the boat, foamy and disturbed by the passing boat. My fingers drum consistently on the railing, repeating a rhythmic beat. I find myself pacing the deck, back and forth, always returning to the same location, facing the island. As the ferry boat approaches the dock, I become overwhelmed with the anticipation of the fun that, I know, is awaiting me on this island. Kelly's Island is a place that brings back fond

CRIME The crime is characterized as an illegal act, which can be punished only by the state. The term usually refers to the crime criminal law, including laws and certain purposes. Of course, the crime is not harmful to people, but only for the society. • Actus Reus Actus Reus is practices, usually crimes who commit a person. In a few words, to be charged to the person a crime should effect and the actus reus of the crime. Of course, if there is not the actus reus of the crime, automatically we can

A Memory The quiet breeze blew as our ship ported into the wooden dock. It was pitch black, the smog suffocated the stars so the moon was our only light as we exited the boat. We were walking down the hollow metal stairs to then go onto the cobblestone streets. Catherine, my best friend, softly said, “Evelyn, finally we can make a difference in the world. All of our years of school in Pennsylvania will be worth it.” I then quietly whispered, “I know, I can’t wait. Can’t you believe that we are in

Korn Ferry Internationals Mission Statement is concise and precise or so you would think. The Statement “We believe the pathway to uncommon success is when strategy aligns with your greatest asset — your people” does tie into their mission statement. (Ferry, n.d.) However, lets delve deeper and see if they really show their mission statement thoroughly on their website page “about us”. Let’s look at each aspect of the Korn Ferry mission statement in detail. The first states to “design”(Ferry, n.d