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    Gouverneur Kemble Warren's Leadership

    Gouverneur Kemble Warren won various awards and promotions after joining the military in 1850. After the start of the Civil War in 1861, Warren was appointed as a Lieutenant Colonel and won the battle of Bethel Church on 10th June. His victory earned him a promotion to the Colonel of the Regiment in August 1861. He commendably performed in various battles by defeating the overwhelming Confederate forces. It was after the Battle of Chancellorsville that General Warren received the most of his fame

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    The Hero In S. E. Hinton's The Outsider

    “I will destroy my enemy when they become my friend”, this is what Abraham Lincoln said when he was still the president in the 1800’s. This is the same type of thing that S.E. Hinton was trying to write about when she wrote the book The Outsiders. See in the beginning of the book, the socials and the greasers hated each other, the the socials were always jumping and beating the greasers. But at one point of the book PB and Johnny were jumped but Johnny ended up killing a greaser named Bob

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    Screwtape Letter Analysis

    “I have one good reason why you should you walk away from temptation right now. One reason: God.Is.Better”- Francis Chan.  The Screwtape Letters written by C.S.Lewis is a book about a devil named Screwtape and his nephew Wormwood. Screwtape writes letters to Wormwood to help him tempt his patient into doubting God. Lewis demonstrates that Satan introduces humans to distraction and doubt using devious but subtle tactics so that people fall farther from God.     Satan diverts humankind from the Holy

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    Book Commentary: The Outsiders S. E. Hinton

    Book commentary The Outsiders S.E Hinton This book revolves around a young boy named Ponyboy. Who had not only witnessed but was an accessory to the fact of a murder made by his “partner-in-crime” Johnny. They go at great lengths to avoid all chances of persecution but only to end in peril. The theme of Brotherhood speaks to me loudly in this book by actions taken from Ponyboy

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    Fear And Loathing In America Summary

    Hunter S. Thompson was a journalist who’s energetic writing style became famous after releasing Hell's Angels: The Strange and Terrible Saga of the Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs. Thompson’s style of journalism always seemed to involve his own perspective when writing journalism pieces as much as possible. Reading his pieces felt like navigating his thoughts as he experienced an event. After reading “Fear and Loathing in America”, it is evident that Thompson is not only upset about the events that occurred

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    North South Battle

    The battle of the North and South continues. General Robert E Lee retreated from General Ulysses S Grant after the battle of Gettysburg which was the turning point in the war resulting in the surrender. Additional battles lead to ultimate meeting finalizing the Loss of the war. When Grant and Lee met at the Appomattox courthouse, they gave each other as much respect as possible. When they met Lee said “It would be useless and therefore cruel to provoke the further effusion of blood”. Grant let

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    The Outsiders Theme Essay

    Outsider Themes Have you ever thought that something as little as a theme can change the entire plot of a book? In the novel, The Outsiders, by S.E Hinton, life is divided by the two main social groups: the Greasers, who are known to cause trouble and have a reputation of being dangerous, and the Socs, the people who are known to get all the breaks and are able to get away with anything they do. Ponyboy and his gang live their daily life rivaling against their enemy, the Socs, until things turn

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    John Wilkes Booth's Killing Lincoln

    President Lincoln throughout his time in office. Booth’s animosity towards abolition leads him to planning the kidnapping of Abraham Lincoln. The Union and Confederate armies fought a bloody and merciless ending of the Civil War. Union general, Ulysses S. Grant led the union army. Both sides suffered many losses and victories. Though the Union army, with their technological and transportation advances should have easily won, the winning of the war was unclear until the end. By blockading and destroying

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    The Outsiders Dally Character Analysis

    Outsiders Character Analysis Essay In the novel The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, Dally starts out as a young adult afraid to look weak and he changes into a brave, but lost person that doesn’t know how to cope with his emotions. In the beginning Dally seemed tough. In transition he is a brave and helpful person. In the end, Dally is someone who feels lost and ready to risk everything. Dally made a dramatic change from the beginning of this novel to the end. Dally started out as a bad boy who seemed

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    Compare And Contrast Lee And Grant

    There were over 237 battles in the Civil War, with close to one thousand generals on each side. Although there were many generals in the Civil War, two battle for the title of greatest general, Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant. These two stand out because of their success, with fighting style, military experiences before the war, and victories in battle. Lee's success at the beginning of the war helped boost the southern morale, while Grant's success down the stretch helped the north pull off the

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