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Alessandra Strozzi wrote many letters to her children which can convey to us the importance of family in Florence during the Renaissance. Alessandra’s husband Matteo died, and so these letters are written from the perspective of a widow, not a married woman. In Women of the Renaissance by Margaret L. King, it states that widows of the Renaissance could dispose of the family wealth themselves and were also able to carry on their husband’s trade. In this case, Alessandra took on the responsibility of finding spouses for her children. The following letter is written from Alessandra to her son Filippo concerning finding him a wife and shows how much thought was put

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I know you are thinking why I've picked you, a friend of mine her middle name is Judith and I miss her because she got married and moved to live in LA.

To Whom It May Concern, I am the mother of Aaliyah Montanez and I wanted to reach out to you about a minor situation that occurs last Friday. Aaliyah great grandparent usually is the ones too picks her up Friday.

In the study of English literature, “The Sullivan Ballou Letter” by Sullivan Ballou and “To Lucasta, Going To The Wars” by Richard Lovelace are very similar and different in many various forms of ways. These works of literature can be categorized as goodbye letters from two men who sent them to their wives to show their love, before they leave for different wars. “The Sullivan Ballou Letter” is written in American literature and “To Lucasta, Going To The Wars” is written in British Renaissance literature. The work of literature written by Ballou is perceived in more of a formal way and Lovelace’s is viewed in the form of a ballad with a iambic tetrameter as a rhyme scheme. These two works of literature are compared and contrasted by their

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The majority of the population residing in Salem have wholeheartedly been convinced with the insinuation that the existence of witches could have been genuine years ago. The author of the play, Arthur Miller, is unbelievably able to actively keep alive the excitement about a specific trial that occurred multiple years ago. One of the characters, John Proctor, is a captivating man who is a mystery to many of the people around him. It is made obvious that his antipode is Reverend Hale, someone who strongly believes in the witches. Proctor’s individuality is clearly displayed when others living in the same environment are victims of mass hysteria, the main theme in Act I.

I’m on the problem/ solution organizer right now and I will get to the other one before next week. I was wondering whenever I start writing my paper that I could do it as a letter form ex.( Like to my fans or teacher). If that was okay with you. If not I can just do it the normal way; I wanted to ask you first before I typed it up and brought it in this Tuesday.

I believe that the first of the response letters written by Cheryl Strayed should be considered an essay, but the second one should not be. In the first letter, Strayed replies to the question asked by a reader regarding the issue of student debt. She starts off the essay by describing her poor financial situation in her past, and proceeds to write about it more in depth throughout the essay. In the second letter, Strayed again writes a letter in reply to a question asked by another reader. She proceeds to write a letter to her "twentysomething [year old] self". However, in the essay, Strayed does not seem to have an introduction, and she appears to go all over the place with her thoughts. I believe that an essay should at least consist of

I’m writing you in regards to the position as an intern in the Maria Carvainis Agency. I’m a Junior at Brigham Young University–Idaho. My major is English with an emphasis in Creative Writing and a minor in French. After graduation, my goal is to become an editor. My passions are literature and publishing, and my aspiration is that one day I’ll be able to publish great literature and help writers be the best they can be.

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Ciao, amico! It is me, Arianna, your cousin who just left our small town in Italy with my parents and my older sister Catarina a couple months ago. She just turned 15 years old last week, but I am still the same age, 13. I hope you are getting along well all the way over there in Italy, while I am across the ocean in the United States of America. It is very great here, but I miss you and your brother Nicolas so much, and I just can’t wait for all of you to come over to America. I hope that you don’t just visit, but end up living here with your mother, father, and brother. Here in the United States, we have so much more freedom than we did in the poor village we lived at when we were in Italy. I simply can’t wait to tell you all about our many adventures at Ellis Island in this letter!

This letter is to present the good character of Marianna Kirillina. I have known her for more than 8 years since we started our studies in the North-Eastern Federal University. We stay in touch after graduating from the university.

Throughout Shakespeare’s career, the unbelievably successful author had published a multitude of plays with unique variations in theme, tone, and overall story. Nevertheless, all of the works are sorted into one of two contrasting categories: a tragedy, or a comedy. Taming of the Shrew is commonly known as one of his greatest comedies, due to comedic effects that are put into play through the mocking of men and women, involving crossdressing and basic gender stereotypes. It begins with a lord performing a play consisting of the Taming of the Shrew, making it a frame story. The story is about men wanting to marry a perfect woman, Bianca, but none can marry her until her “shrewish” sister Katherina has been wed. A man named Petruchio hears about this and takes advantage of Katherina for the money and position of power, and eventually “tames” her. Through the entirety of this play, it is very clear that women are viewed as lesser through the parody that the Lord and his men are putting on. This can be seen through the portrayals of the female characters and how they are treated. Bianca is an ideal, perfect female to everyone that knows her, but Katherina is just a bit different, which automatically gives her the label of a “shrew”. The constant comparison to her sister has given her a sharp, twisted view of the world, overall leading to a bad effect on her personality. This is expanded upon when Katherina’s suitor Petruchio tries to woo her and she is not fond of him, but then her father allows him to marry her. He creates a very toxic relationship filled with abuse and mistreatment, all justified as taming.

In the story the animals through symbolism forget and end up going through events like deaths being cast upon their fellow comrades or false events being manipulated to seem true so one person(Napoleon) could seem more supreme than the others.In chapter 8 of Animal Farm Clover says “No animal shall kill any other animal “without cause.” Somehow or other, the last two words had slipped out of the animals’ memory”(Orwell, 80).Symbolism in this story helps us see the animals manipulation through characters like Squealer and Napoleon. Throughout Animal Farm there have been many rules broken but it is okay. You might be asking yourself how is it okay well the animals can’t remember so how could they tell the rules are being broken. The quote mentioned