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    live‚ where their family may have lived for centuries. Also there are "Pull" factors that draw people to leave everything they have ever known in search of something better. That was certainly the case with the Immigration of people from the British Isles moving to North America in the early 17th century. We’ll start by discussing some of the "Push" factors that might have drove some people out of England in the early 17th century. Imagine living in a place like England in the 1500 to 1600’s

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    Why did the Spanish armada fail? Introduction The Spanish armada started in 1588 and finished around a month later. The Spanish lost dramatically for several reasons. This essay will tell you why the Spanish failed so badly and why England won. Admirals Medina Sidonia the Spanish admiral was not as strong as the English admirals Drake and Howard for a lot of reasons. This will have caused the Spanish a major setback from winning the Spanish armada because they would not have been as strong as

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    The evolution of British tea traditions in the 18-19th centuries Foreigners have many ideas about what the English like. I can say that a nation is born from its land‚ its history‚ its art‚ its institutions and its traditions. Britain is famous for its immutable traditions. The traditional love of English people for tea is well known by all over the world. The English have always drunk tea as a nation. And I understand their love for tea: it’s good any time of day‚ it’s very refreshing‚ and it

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    the felt a mixed not only did they admire French culture but also its langauge. When william the conquror crossed the English channel‚ he forced his knights and vassals to use his native tougne‚ French. So French remained dominant on the British isles for more than a century. Believe it or not‚ English was considered vulgar and less refined under the rule of Willam. Would his English peasants ever expect the world where their "vulgar" language became lingua franca? such an interesting phenomenon

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    The Starving Time

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    against and from the savages [Indians]. The British people did not assist their own people who were living in America leaving them starving and harmed by the dangerous effects of The Starving Time. Leaving the English settlers desperate and in misery‚ the British allies were known to be counter-productive. The audience of this passage is the people who had no idea of the time and how badly it was affecting the English Americans. The key idea is that the British allowed their settlers in America to suffer

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    A Modest Proposal Analysis

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    attitude that caused Great Britain to neglect Ireland as the country became impoverished and plagued by surplus population. Using various imagery and details‚ Swift proclaims his real argument that Great Britain needs to help the Irish and to have the British people view them as human and consequently come to their aid. In the paragraphs preceding his proposal‚ Swift establishes an ethical connection with his audience in hopes to emphasize the absurdity of the proposal when established in the subsequent

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    it as your mother tongue. We can discuss them here on the forum with other learners of English if you like. As for Helen Fielding — I think her books provides English language learners with an excellent opportunity to learn English as well as British humour. When you read books like

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    for the recent past‚ an extremely multicultural place to be‚ with a variety of people of different ethnic origins contributing to its overarching identity. As an example of this‚ the curry dish Chicken Tikka Masala has been proclaimed by many as a British national dish‚ and this is as true of England as the other countries in Britain. It has an inclusive‚ conglomerate nature and this is one of its great strengths as a nation. English manners are a well-known part of English identity‚ and this is one

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    using cannibalism as a means to overcome their poverty and deplorable living conditions. Although Swift’s recommendation of pursuing cannibalism is sarcastic‚ he uses his essay as a political statement of the unfair treatment of the Irish by the British people. Jonathan Swift was born in Ireland to English parents. According to David Cody‚ Swift spent time in England early in his life but returned to Ireland and became an ordained Anglican minster. Politically‚ he started out as a member of the

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    Rhetorical Analysis Bennett Meyer Since the first British colonization attempts of Ireland the island had been a place of tyrannical oppression and prejudicial mistreatment. This went on for centuries‚ with constant rebellion and resistance. In 1729 Jonathan Swift‚ an Irish clergyman living in England‚ denounced the cruel policies of England in a backwards manner. His use of verisimilitude in "A Modest Proposal exposes the corruption of British foreign policy towards the impoverished Irish people

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