… most stable of the democracies. It is not, as they - whoever they are - keep telling us, a new country. New is a manipulative adjective, which can be used by anyone who gets hold of power -- to make changes without reference to reality. All of our…

… to the speaker, describing the baobabs, the small trees that could tear his planet apart without constant weeding, and he speaks of his beloved flower. The Prince's flower, a vain rose, complained about her conditions, knowing the Little Prince would…

… famous artists of all time. He completed many paintings that have become world-renown, even by the average layman. According to one critic, Van Gogh was filled with lonely feelings and endless creative energy. He wasn’t a successful artist during…

… vast meadows of Cumbria. Leaves gently fell from the aging trees, gliding effortlessly through the slight breeze of the autumn day. The grass rippled across the fields, creating a wave effect for as far as the eye could see. The path made smooth from…

… a controversial book. Many of the items contained may be seen as inappropriate or morally wrong to some people, but I do not think this a correct judgment of this literary masterpiece. Explained here will be the book’s supposed faults, and why each…

… our support for it in practice is an artificial concept; it is an illusion that is intertwined with Canadian pride and a lot of government subsidy. In a country where our citizens are given the freedom to choose, it is sadly noted that many choose…

… and the reasons for the creation and existence of the United States of America mean to you? To me, they mean that people that sought freedom from religious persecution, economic oppression and equality under the Declaration of Independence. Freedom…

… is the type of book that breaks all grounds. It uses an opinion to the extreme and makes the point it wants to make very clear. This book was published during the Harlem Renaissance, the African-American cultural revival of the late 1920’s.There was…

… Discuss the Language and imagery of the passage. Comment on how this episode fits in with the novel (up to P.26) For this essay, I will be discussing the language and imagery of the passage from The Child In Time by Ian McEwan, which I a have…

… many films which have revolutionized the media. However, there are some cases where films are so entertaining, many forget just how revolutionary it actually was. This is what happened to Robert Zemeckis’ Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The film has become…