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In this soliloquy he wants to commit a suicide not to suffer, because for him the life is only a series of “whips and scorns of time”.
In the first part he is undecided to kill himself or not, he doesn’t know if he wants to fight against the “troubles” or not. He would die to free himself from the “shocks that flesh is heir to”, but he is kept by th

• I haven’t lots of friends but I prefer having a true one that many fakes. My best friend is a special girl. I met her at school two years ago and our friendship is growing day by day because we loved each other and we can’ t stay divided for long period. I’ m sure that our amity will never die. I have never be unfaithful to her or rather, I prote

According to them:
• The spiritual world trascends the material world;
• The physical world offers us only the appearance of reality, but reality itself exists only in the spirit;
• Orthodox religion, that is the religion taught by the various churches, interferes with man’s attempt to live a spiritually free life. Finally man must use his s

3.2 Life and main works
He was born in 1896 in Minnesota. His father was a Southern gentleman and his mother was of Irish descent. He studied in a Catholic boarding school in New Jersey and, in 1913, he went to Princeton University to complete his education. There he began to write and had the opportunity to associate with rich young men.

Colonisation
- The first colony was established in Virginia (South) in 1584 by Sir Walter Raleigh who introduced plantation of tobacco and potato to England.
- He was followed in 1620 by the persecuted Pilgrim Fathers, a small group of Puritans who, on board the Mayflowers, founded a colony in Massachusetts.
- There was also a strong Dutch

Many of the early American entrepreneurs headed west toward the Rocky Mountains, where they could buy low price many acres of land, in the hope of finding deposits of gold. The American Dream was a primary factor not only for the "rush" of mid nineteenth century, but also in subsequent waves of immigration that marked that century and the next.
In

Symptoms
In the early stages, symptoms are rather mild. People with Alzheimer’s disease may repeat sentences frequently, get lost on familiar routes have difficulty finding names and experience personality changes. In a more advanced stage, symptoms are more serious. They may include memory loss, especially of recent events, losing awareness of who

• An assay on man : in which he tried to popularize the philosophical ideas then in fashion
• The dunciad : on attack on other writers and poets
• Moral assay : on various subjects
The rape of the lock : a satire of Augustan society; is a poem on a true event which caused an estrangement between two families. Lord Petre cut off a lock of Mi

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