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    them have their own benefits‚ but I presume that a conscript army is more efficient. On the one hand‚ in wartime mercenaries are far less motivated than conscripts. While the former have only their own material welfare at heart‚ the latter are guided by a stronger incentive‚ which is patriotic sentiment. Having no moral obligations to the country they serve for‚ mercenaries can easily get out of the service if they are not satisfied with its conditions. In contrast‚ most conscripts will be ready

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    Macbeth Essay Final

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    reading this play the audience can infer some of Shakespeare’s beliefs on morality. He conveys these beliefs in the way that his characters act and speak in McBeth. Some of the characters that are only looking out for themselves are Macbeth‚ The Mercenaries‚ and Macduff. The morality Shakespeare is displaying in Macbeth is that people are only trying to benefit themselves. The olny thing Macbeth is concerned with is power. Macbeth is the star of the play‚ the whole story is focused around his rise

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    Thirty Years War Causes

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    balance of power emerged as a force in international diplomacy‚ whereby na¬tions went to war with one another‚ not for religion but to ensure that one power did not domi¬nate the continent (3). The major impact of the Thirty Years ’ War‚ in which mercenary armies were extensively used‚ was the devastation of entire regions scavenged bare by the foraging armies. Episodes of widespread famine and disease (a starving body has little resistance to illnesses) devastated the population of the German states

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    Roman Empire Downfall

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    shortage in gold which effected the production of Roman currency. The gap between prosperity led to a division between the Roman people. The Roman army was made up of mercenaries and slaves who risked their lives for very little in return which led to a rift between the majority of the population and government. As the mistreated mercenaries and slaves began deserting the army the Romans provided the German group known as the Visigoths‚ land in return for fighting in the army. Sooner than later‚ that

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    that was the envy of all the seraphim of Aidenn‚ a love that was abstruse.   Unfortunately‚ I didn’t possess the financial level that Fortunato had the privilege to  sustain. Fortunato was part of the wealthiest banking family in Italy‚ and I‚ well‚ I was part of the  strongest mercenary contracting family. As much as the Montresor family protected manors and  provinces from regional princes throughout the Italian countryside‚ the Fortunato family was far  more distinguished than the Montresors due to their financial assistance. I felt queasy that such a 

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    Milgram Experiment

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    Mr. Sandel goes on to state‚ “Is patriotism a better guide for war?” It is not a proven fact‚ that a soldier who was drafted will fight any different‚ than a soldier who has volunteered for military service. Is a paid military a form of mercenary military? Does this work for both

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    competition with the Eastern Roman Empire. Internally‚ economic problems lead to lower tax revenue and the spreading of Christianity changed traditional Roman values. These factors along with the fact that the Roman legions were made mostly mercenaries made the republic susceptible to attacks from the Germanic tribes and Huns. As a result of their lust for power‚ the Romans conquered everyone in their paths‚ including Rome’s biggest threat in land and trade‚ the Phoenician colony‚ Carthage

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    Jabari Campbell Global Awarness Dr. M Stey Patrice Lumumba was an Congolese/African nationalist before his country became a nation and had dreamed of a free Congolese people. He dreamed of a Congolese and African people who were capable of forging their own destinies and establishing their own riches without European and American influences . As the 1960s gave birth to Congo’s independence‚ it also gave birth to a nightmare which was a mutiny that started a cycle of tribal bloodshed. Simba

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    Roman Empire Flaws

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    The ancient world was marked by many successful and great civilizations and their equally great falls from power. Perhaps the most grand of failures in this time was that of the Roman Empire. After the death of Marcus Aurelius‚ an empire that had stood strong for centuries began its long‚ painful decline which lasted almost three centuries. No one person could possibly be blamed for this progression of abasement in the empire‚ but rather the entire Roman population. There were multiple political

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    The Libyan Revolution

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    people died that day and they continued to that over and over again to kill the revolution before it is start. Meanwhile‚ the protester never give up by counting protesting for their demands‚ and they fight against Gaddafi‚ his sons‚ and his Mercenaries . However he used a every kind of illegal weapons in order to kill the revolution and stay in his position as the president of Libya. For this reason all Libyans whose turn against him start to collect weapons‚ in order to defend them selves against

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