… in postwar Germany he was greatly affected by the atmosphere and his paintings reflect his attitudes and feelings towards his country’s history. Some of his works also spring from his interest into general history, mythology, philosophy, opera literatur…

… Plains, Georgia. Peanut farming, talk of politics, and devotion to the Baptist faith were mainstays of his upbringing. Upon graduation in 1946 from the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, Carter married Rosalynn Smith. The Carters have three sons,…

… Paris. His father was a government official in various parts of France. His great-grandfather was a liberal aristocrat who was killed in the French Revolution. And his mother was a devoted Roman Catholic. Abbe Lesueur was Tocqueville's tutor,…

… argues that happiness, function and morality are closely connected and that virtue is dependent upon all of them. To fully comprehend Aristotle’s theory, we must first examine each of these qualities and then determine how they are related to one another…

… Well people sometimes judge other people just because… a person is different. What I mean by different is not just the way they look but the way they identify themselves as; and judgments such as “that is nasty, you are gay” or “what a lesbo”,…

… suppressed dissent and achieved close to total obedience. Along with Hitler and Mussolini, Stalin is revered as one of the three most powerful and influential dictators of the twentieth century. Through terror and control, Joseph Stalin completely…

… truly my best friend. She is always there for me. She knows everything about me; even my secrets. I can’t keep anything from her! She is the person who will help me when I am down, turn my frown upside-down, and make me feel better about myself. I…

… of Corrientes, beside the mighty Uruguay river, on February 25th 1778. His father, Don Juan de San Martin, was the governor of the department; her mother, Doña Gregoria Matorras, was the niece of a conqueror of the Chaco´s wild forests In 1786…

… in the 1870¡¦s, and started out on his own from Silver City. Some of the people said Billy the Kid was a hero, some said he was a murder. After reading Etulain¡¦s essay, ¡§Billy the Kid: Thunder in the West¡¨ (36-51), I don¡¦t think Bill the Kid…

… son of a poor weaver on 8/1/1984 At Zdunska Wola in Poland, and was given the baptismal name of Raymond. His parents were devout Christians with a particular devotion to Mary. In his infancy Kolbe seems to have been normally mischievous…