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Explore how the fiftieth gate and one other related text of your own choosing represent history and memory in unique and evocative ways. The interplay of history and memory combine to provide greater insight into events. Through the manipulation of textual forms and features, Mark Bakerʼs hybrid text “The Fiftieth Gate” expands and humanizes oneʼs understanding of the Holocaust in unique and evocative ways. A unique feature of the text is clever fusion between personal accounts and documented
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From 1450 to 1750, witch hunts were rampant around areas in Europe that were already ravaged by conflict. Witch hunts were roused by paranoia among both the layman and the religious authorities alike. The typically uneducated layman were easy prey for an intense paranoia and needed an outlet to blame. Sommerville, a modern historian, wrote a paper for other historians with a more neutral viewpoint than the fearful people of the past, detailing how women reaching for power was seen as evil and that
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Malia knew the scene all to well, it was etched in her memory like a scar upon skin. It left a horrible gory mark where happiness once dwelled. Anything she did could ever change or rescue what this moment had taken from her. Malia wallowed in her own pain, it was what she deserved right? She begged the still corpse of her brother to wake, but as always nothing ever happened. Silly foolish girl, no one's faith could bring him back. She rocked him, tears running down her cheeks. Tracing the well
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Its 1692 Salem, Massachusetts your neighbors are dwindling one by one. Extreme fear is in your heart, will I be next, will it be my wife, friend, preacher etc., who condemn me as a witch? That is what a witch-hunt feels like. Witch-hunts are designed to strike fear in your heart, to make you comply, to make you theirs. They are what one reverts to when they don’t want to own up to what they have done or have know idea how to explain what just really happened. In the case of Reade Seligmann, Collin
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and after the Salem Witch Trials I. INTRODUCTION A. Attention getter: The biggest witch hunt in American history took place 322 years ago in Salem, Massachusetts where twenty innocent people were convicted and executed for practicing the Devil’s magic. B. Relevance: My immediate audience should care about my topic because it is informative about the biggest witch hunt in American history. It affects them by having the ability to go home having more knowledge about the Salem Witch Trials. They can
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Prosecutions, accusations, consequences The Salem witch trials were once known as “the devil’s magic” because of the witchcraft being used. Mary easty a victim of prosecution during the witch trials said “I never complied, but prayed against [Satan] all my days… I will say it, if it was my last time, I’m clear of all this sin”. These accusations led to consequences therefore, result as vicious prosecutions. During that time, the Salem witch trials were very prejudiced toward anyone. The circumstances
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and have fairies live in it. A major theme of the examination of Joan during her trial was related to whether she was or was not a false Prophet. The also asked her about a ring she had, and it is implied that they wanted to know if the ring was magic or blessed. Joan also was reported to have raise a three day old baby from the dead at Lagny.
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Wrinkles formed from forehead to knees, warts placed on the tip of a nose, frazzled grey hair with resemblance to lace of a spiders web, and nails only the devil could love were characteristics once believed by Puritans had possessed over half of the population of women in Salem. An event known as The Salem Witch Trials was a historical incident that defined the way women were treated through later decades based on the views of the Puritan people. These Puritans were a protestant group that were
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Samuel Parris had an eleven year old daughter named Elizabeth Parris, and a nine year old niece named named Abigail Williams. In January of 1692, both girls started displaying odd behavior. They would throw objects, scream randomly, made odd sounds, and contoured their body into unusual positions. Other girls including Ann Putnam (11), Mercy Lewis, Elizabeth Hubbard, Mary Walcott, and Mary Warren all had similar “episodes”. When visited by the doctor William Griggs, they were diagnosed with the
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