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News from nowhere

Par yYFf

In the end of the nineteenth century, England and most of the european world is striken by poverty, due to the industrial revolution even if in fact, some big shots were getting all the profit and the others were just good for crying every tear they could,...

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The dream of a new world

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The dream of a new world From the beginning to 'To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world" and "We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America" to the end. During the eighteenth century, in North America, the settlers...

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Utopian, this imaginary world

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Imagination, the word is wide. So wide, that it is not possible to work on it all. Utopian, this imaginary world What is an Utopia? An ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political, and moral aspects. The first text to be called this way...

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Writers in their times: useful or useless?

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Writers in their times: useful or useless? Don't ask me. I don't know. What?! I can't just say that and go now? But why? No, let go of me! I didn't do anything!!! Eh, that's why?! Where are you, you hellish piece of paper where everything ( yes, even...

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Authors and education

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Here it comes, another combo report... because between education and education, there is not much differences... so I thought that it would be more suitable to do only one article. Authors and education About school in the victorian era, there is so much...

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Authors and jail's living conditions

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A report that is... well... not finished. I won't be able to write it completely... why, you ask? Well, maybe 'cause I didn't get to hear the end of it. As no one got to. Very simple, right? Authors and jail's living conditions During the victorian era,...

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Authors and the poors' living conditions

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Here comes min... ours, right? Authors and the poors' living conditions Dickensian! The workhouse: A place were poor families could go to live: in exchange for their work, they'd get some food and had a shelter.But... families were split up, children...

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Authors and Child Labour, Children's living conditions

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Gwak! I t has struck a chord... What about skipping it? Not possible? Why is that? Okay, Okay, I'll do it... But reluctantly, remember this... Authors and Child Labour, Children's living conditions The hellish life of children described by Dickens They...

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Authors and Segregation

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Authors and Segregation From slavery to uprising Since the 17th century, the marks of the triangular slave trade did not completely disappear. At that time, black people were not considered as human being. They were just, simply, only "slaves". Slavery...

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Authors and the Totalitarism

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Hum, well, you see, after wondering if it was much more relevant to put that article here or in The Victorian era for about three seconds, I have finally chosen to write it down here. Why? Maybe because it's, you now, something like "well, it's talking...

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