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In Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw, the governess’ mental status is not known for certain. Throughout the novel, the reader is led to wonder if the specters she sees are real or fabricated by her own mind. This has sparked a lot of debate on the issue of the governess’s sanity and continues to be a controversial topic in the literary community. However, the governess is found to be insane through the points of her chronic stress, her obsession over Miles and Flora, and the lack of evidence behind

Do you know who John Lee Love is? If you don’t know, I’ll tell you. He was a carpenter, who invented several devices. In 1895, Lee patented a lightweight plasterer’s hawk. In 1897, he patented a portable pencil sharpener known as the “Love Sharpener.” Lee died in a car and train collision in North Carolina on December 26, 1931. He was born on December 26, 1889. John was known little as the inventor of the first portable pencil sharpener. He worked as a carpenter in the community of Fall River

After being rescued, along with over three hundred other animals, from an overcrowded animal shelter in Lawrence County, Alabama. Belle the shepherd mix was immediately taken to a temporary shelter where she was adopted by a family during an adoption weekend event and then returned two days later due to being scared of the people who adopted her and not adjusting to the new surroundings.. She was then sent to a rehabilitation center in Madison, New Jersey. After a while of being scared of sounds

5 Shocking Facts About Ford Mustang Even if you are not an avid car lover, you are probably aware that the Ford Mustang exists. It is a very popular model, but there are some facts about it that you might have been unaware of. FACT 1: THE SPEED When the Ford Mustang was first created, the main purpose was to beat the Chevy Corvair. Not in terms of sales or dominance, but in terms of speed. However, when the company tested their prototype it was just a little slower than the Formula 1 cars were

Journalism, I used think was taking stories and publishing them in as many words as possible for the largest profit. I believed it was just sharing a story that only several hundred people would get hear of. However, the truth is that it has the power to reach the masses. It is the beacon of light in a night of despair, the force which highlights the grievances of the people, but most of all, it is a weapon of mass destruction with the potential to obliterate any hopes or aspirations. Journalism

In Trifles, the men (Attorney Henderson, Sheriff Peters, and Mr. Hale) are investigating the murder of John Wright and conclude, by means of evidential findings, that Minnie Wright, wife of John Wright, was the only possible suspect. However, the men could not find a clear motive to why she would kill him. This lack of evidence is the last crucial piece to prosecute Mrs. Wright for the murder. Without a possible motive, the jury would most likely be sympathetic to her, as they are to women in general

The Watergate scandal became known as one of the most controversial political issues of modern time. This controversy began when five burglars broke into the Democratic National Headquarters at the Watergate office, which was located in Washington, D.C on June 17, 1972. This scandal still affects our country and how we have handled political situations since. This issue made the United States Senate take notice and start a council on Presidential Campaign Activities, which was known as the Ervin

The automobile dates back to the later part of the 19th century when Henry Ford made the first car for the common man. The middle class could go wherever they wanted to go, whenever they wanted to go at a reasonable cost (Automobiles). An era of speed and travel, the demand for transportation boomed. An affordable and faster way to get around, owning an automobile became a reality for most citizens living in the middle class. The “Big Three” automobile producers of the time were General Motors

Henry Ford was a very important person in history because he invented the assembly line, which is still in use to this day. Early life- Henry Ford was born in 1863 to the couple of Mary and William Ford, and was their first surviving son. His family owned a farm in Dearborn, Michigan. He left home for an apprenticeship as a mechanic. He then returned to work on his family farm, but continued to work on steam engines. He married a woman that lived by him named Clara Bryant. Family life- In the first

Henry Ford was born July 30, 1863 in Dearborn, Michigan. Ford had a knack for putting stuff together from an early age. When he was thirteen he received a pocket watch, he then proceeded to take it apart, and then reassemble it. People heard about his skill with watches, and started asking him to fix theirs. He even made his own tools out of nails, and a corset stay. When he got a little older he got a few boys together to build simple water wheels and steam engines. He gained a lot of his knowledge