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The Suicide Letter of a Young French Girl I will give place the suicide letter of a young French girl, namely, Bertrande. She is daughter of a farmer family, the Guerre family. This family never join the revolution movements even though they had sympathetic feelings about revolution. The reason of their passive standing was Martin’s (father of Pamela) fear of to be labelled as traitor, to be judged and persecuted when king again takes the power. Due to his big fear, he did not allow to his wife

features. Hirohito and De Gaulle both have a similar purpose that they wish to convey to their audiences through their speeches; this includes and specifies how they are both new to power and need to establish their right to rule in the eyes of the people while facing the threat of foreign nations that wish to invade and take over. However, while they are both addressing defeated nations, Hirohito wants Japan to accept the terms of their defeat peacefully and resolve any and all complications that

the psychology of the people of that time. In this case, it was of the French people in the decades before the French Revolution. Like Natalie Zemon Davis, Darnton claimed he had the ability to know the mental landscape of the people he studied, understanding their motives based on the few words that were placed before him. But is this determination of a people’s mindset possible? How much of the cat massacre was Darnton’s thoughts and beliefs and how much were of the people he was studying? The truth

demonstrate the dangers of getting swept up in revolutionary fervor, and the moral ambiguity that results from losing oneself in one’s emotions. Madame Defarge even betrays her husband in her ardor for the revolution. They serve as a cautionary tale to the people of England as to the dangers of revolutionary zeal. Defarge begins the book as a protagonist. His struggle against the second estate is one the reader can sympathize with. In fact, Defarge is first introduced in the context of combat against the

November 1812 Finally. It has come. The snow has reached our knees, as we set up camp along the bank of the Berezina. We have been tracking the build-up since Polotsk; god only knows how the Cossacks and the Russian guns continue to pursue us in this. Our rifle chambers are frozen solid and our sabers will not clear their scabbards. Half the guard left them miles ago. Pierre bet me his last good boot that he’d be back in Paris in time for Noël. He wails from across the clearing as the surgeon removes

The Quiet American The film The Quiet American takes place during the 1950’s in Vietnam. The movie illustrates the atmosphere of Vietnam previous to the Vietnam War and during the French occupation of the country. The main plot of the movie revolves around three characters: Fowler played by Michael Caine, Pyle played by Brendan Fraiser, and Phoung played by Do Thi Hai Yen. For the duration of the movie the three main characters are involved in a semi love triangle. This triangle and the emotions

class within the French army. Kubrick truly paints a picture of injustice that is to shock anyone of the righteous mind. In this review, I will further discuss the roles and importance of key characters, the tactics used to fight this style of war, the discriminatory theme found in bedded throughout the film, the mental positions of the frightening and condemned men, and lastly the impactful ways Kubrick directed this film. The story of this film is quite simply laid out. The French and German armies

Opens amidst the mayhem of the slave uprising of August 1791 in Haiti, Toussaint Louverture emerges as an all powerful in Saint Domingue. He tries to vainly negotiate with the French, decimates their forces, and is tricked into captivity. After his death in France, the French are routed and the independent black state of Haiti is created. Stylized similarly to that of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s 2016 Broadway marvel Hamilton, despite being conceived nearly fifty years earlier, Blake’s play attempts

Discussing diversity and inclusivity, specifically in the context of a university, is an extremely hard subject to broach. It can be sensitive for some, or even difficult to acknowledge for others. However, it is one of many subjects that, while difficult, is also equally as important to discuss. And when it is discussed in a manner that acknowledges its importance while being conscience of its sensitive nature, it can be truly beneficial and enlightening to the reader, which I believe you’ve accomplished

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