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The Two Lives of Charlemagne
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A 5 page paper that describes some moments in a day in the life of Charlemagne, King of the Franks. The paper uses the text by Einhard to reference material for the a prose piece created from the perspective of a cautious friend of the King.
Filename: Charle.wps

Themes of the Renaissance
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(5 pp) The Renaissance (French for "Rebirth) is known as the period of the individual (1400-1650); in that man was no longer a "cog in the machine" enduring life, but rather, he viewed himself as a unique person, who could shape the world, as in fact shaped him, with the new knowledge that was now accessible to him. One of the things, which came with this awareness was place of function in society. This discussion will examine the roles of Prince, Warrior, Dissenter, Merchant, Artist, and Scientist.
Filename: BBrenlvs.doc

Theodora and Justinian: Partners in Ruling the Byzantine Empire
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This 5 page report discusses one of the ancient world’s most renowned leaders, the Byzantine emperor, Justinian (483-565). Historians have often referred to him in some variation on the theme of “the last of the great Roman emperors.” His wife, the Empress Theodora, became known for her ravishing beauty as well as her ruthless manner and haughty disposition despite her early years as an actress and “dancing girl.” Theodora and Justinian personify what has come to be known as something of an archetype regarding the way the ancient and near ancient kingdoms and empires were once ruled. The person gaining the throne through birth, usually a male, was balanced and complemented by his (or her) partner in terms of actually ruling. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BWjstheo.wps

Tristan's Parents
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A 3 page essay that discusses how the story of Tristan's parents foreshadows the tale of love between Tristan and Isolde. In relating this tale, Gottfried Von Strassburg does not begin with the elicit affair of Tristan and Isolde, but rather starts by relating the love story of Rivalin and Blanchelor, Tristan's parents, whose tale is equally poignant. The writer discusses similarities and differences between the two stories and how the first tale works as a prologue to the second. Bibliography lists 1 sources.
Filename: khrivbl.rtf

Vampires: Myth Verses Legend
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A 6 page discussion of vampires of legend and the threats which those vampires may present even today. Some contend they are simply folklore while other contend that they wander the earth even today as estranged souls, separated from the living by their own immortality. Fiction, fantasy, cultism, or reality? The author of this paper leaves that decision for you to make. Suggested for consideration, however, is the premise that the threat of vampires may have little to do with losing our souls to the living dead, that perhaps it has more to do with allowing the circumstances of the time to control our thoughts and our emotions. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPvampir.rtf

Warfare During the Middle Ages
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This 4 page paper provides a variety of facts and figures regarding the Middle Ages and how war was engaged in. Sections included provide an overview of facts regarding Byzantine Warfare, Feudalism and the development of the city states. How these all relate to war is the focus of these individual sections. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA412war.rtf

Western Roman Empire And The Germanic Invasion: Feudalism
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10 pages in length. The writer discusses the effects of Germanic invasion and feudalism in relation to the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCfeud.doc

Witch Hysteria of the Middle Ages
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A 15 page overview of the manner in which witchcraft was perceived and persecuted in the Middle Ages. Notes that thousands, if not millions of innocent people were executed as a manifestation of the Church’s desire to suppress any activity which it deemed heresy. Emphasizes that the Church’s view on witchcraft evolved from one which viewed it as an illusion to one which viewed it as a real and direct threat to Church doctrine. This evolution resulted, to a large degree, in response to societal stresses such as the plague known as Black Death. Bibliography lists 20 references.
Filename: PPwtchEu.wps

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