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effect on the condictions in which society can come together to forge a social contract. They will own the industries, own the businesses, own the politicians, own the infrastructures on which a functioning society is founded. As such, their interests, whatever they may be, will inherently take precendence over the will of the people; long before the collective could even be given the public space to come together as equals and forge a contract, in their interests. From a Rawlsian perspective of

him it is as if he does not see any of the wrongdoings Pip is committing and overlooking them because of his love for him. “You won't find half so much fault in me if, supposing as you should ever wish to see me, you come and put your head in at the forge window and see Joe the blacksmith there at the old anvil, in the old burnt apron, sticking to the old work. I'm awful dull, but I hope I've beat out something nigh the rights of this at last. And so god bless you, dear old Pip, old chap, God bless

The novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens is a piece of classic British literature that depicts the story of a boy named Pip coming out of poverty and becoming a gentleman only to realize what is truly important in life. Pip is strongly influenced by his relationships with Joe Gargery, Abel Magwitch, and Herbert Pocket as the story unfolds. Each relationship varies from one another, but all impact Pip’s decisions throughout life. These relationships evolve over time, though. Pip is involved

Hephaestus: Outline Hephaestus is the Greek god of fire and the forge. There are two theories of his birth. The first theory is that he is the son of Zeus and Hera. The second theory has him born to Hera by herself. Both situations end up with Hephaestus being thrown from Mount Olympus. Most people believe he was thrown off by Hera because he was an ugly child. Other people believe he was thrown to Earth because he took Hera’s side of an argument and Zeus became infuriated with him for taking

in key battles such as Oriskany and Saratoga. Having heard of the unfortunate event of the soldiers at Valley Forge, Oneida Chief Shenandoah sent a group of his tribe’s members with food to help feed the starving troops attending under General George Washington during the hard winter of 1777-1778. The Oneidas, including Polly walked four hundred miles from central New York to Valley Forge in the bitter cold, carrying with them nearly six hundred bushels of white corn to feed General George Washington’s

don’t want to get sick from something like that. Most of the reason people got sick is because of fatigue, poor food, hard lodging, nasty clothes, nasty cookery, cold weather and more (Document C). That is pretty accurate to how life is at Valley Forge at the point in history all because we didn’t have good medicine to heal it. If we had medicine then maybe I would like to help the soldiers but without medicine I probably wouldn’t be able to help

Alain Destexhe states “These colonists considered the Tutsi to be superior to the Hutu. They believed that the Tutsi had ‘superior martial skill and intelligence’ and ‘that the Tutsi at the central court possessed a different physiology from that of the Hutu; and that only Tutsi were pastoralists.” (Destexhe, 38). The colonisers took the myth to “the school-rooms of Rwanda using European-educated teachers. Following the schools, there were mainly Tutsi elite. Tutsi had opportunities to become doctors

rare but fitting result that perfectly describes me. This test provides feedback that helps identify elements of my decisive personality that may be strengths or weaknesses. Many factors such as instincts, family dynamic, experience and life span forge the traits of this personality. Just as many famous military leaders of the same personality type, I prevail during stressful times due to careful planning and a disciplined achievement based approach to achieve the long term goal. Identifying Personality

The book “1776” by David McCullough, tells the story of the revolutionary war and the leaders who led us to the victory. In the book, McCullough shows George Washington in a way I haven't seen before. He depicts Washington as a very popular person while being a great leader and father for our country. McCullough argues how critical and how important Washington and the year 1776 was to American history. McCullough shows this importance with the resilience of the American soldiers, the strong leadership

and became involved in the surrealist group. He soon became the leader of that group. In 1943 and 1944, Rene temporarily adopted a colorful painterly style, also known as his “Renoir Period”. To sustain himself, he had to forge several renowned painters’ work which lead him to forge banknotes. At the end of 1948, he returned to his initial surrealistic art style and theme, also known as his “Vache