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    Dover Beach

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    paper he used to write notes for another work‚ "Empedocles on Etna‚" published in 1852. The town of Dover is closer to France than any other port city in England. The body of water separating the coastline of the town from the coast of France is the Strait of Dover‚ north of the English Channel and south of the North Sea.  Point of View The poet/persona uses first-‚ second-‚ and third-person point of view in the poem. Generally‚ the poem presents the observations of the author/persona in third-person

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    Should Australians Apologize to the Stolen Generation? A difficult issue that is facing society is whether or not Australians should apologize to the Stolen Generation. The Stolen Generation is the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly taken away from their families. This took place in 1909 until 1969. Governments‚ churches‚ and welfare bodies all took part in the event (Reconciliaction‚ 2012). They were then placed into institutional care with non-Indigenous

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    Bandar Kayangan Case Study

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    Lombok strait is designated by national government to become international trade route to cross Indonesian sea. The route is known as Archipelago Sea Lane (ASL) II. Designated sea lines are important for international and regional trade. Malacca Strait based on the number of vessel is a dominant compared with the other straits such as Sunda strait and Lombok strait. There are a significant number international maritime traffic crosses this area. However‚ most of vessel using Malacca Strait to destinations

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    them back to Spain as hostages but they died on the journey. It finally grew warmer on August 24‚ so the four ships left the harbor. The Santiago was shipwrecked during a storm. On October 21 1520‚ Magellan finally entered the strait although he didn’t know it was the strait yet. He ordered the Concepcion and the San Antonio to see where it led. A vigorous storm struck shortly after the ships sailed. Ferdinand was in despair because everything had went downhill during the storm. The two ships were

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    George Strait co-wrote “I Believe” with his son and songwriter Dean Dillon during the aftermath of the tragic shooting in Newtown‚ Connecticut in 2012. On December 14th‚ 2012‚ shooter Adam Lanza walked into the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown‚ Connecticut and fatally shot 20 children and six adult staff before taking his own life. Strait was among those asking why‚ so he turned to songwriting to help him sort out his grief and anger. “Like everybody‚ I was watching it on TV. I’m just shaking

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    1964 Storm

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    Dhanushkodi has the only land border between India and Sri Lanka which is one of the smallest in the world just 50 yards in length on a sand dune in Palk Strait. Before the 1964 cyclone‚ Dhanushkodi was a flourishing tourist and pilgrimage town. Since Ceylon now Sri Lanka is just 18 miles away‚ there were many weekly ferry services between Dhanushkodi and Thalaimannar of Ceylon‚ transporting travellers and goods across the sea. There were hotels‚ textile shops and dharmashalas catering to these pilgrims

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    Krakatoa

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    INTRODUCTION The explosion of Mount Krakatoa is the fifth biggest eruption ever happened on earth. Krakatoa is a volcanic island located in between of Java and Sumatra. This volcanic island is located not far from the area where Indo-Australian plate subducts under the Eurasian plate. In May until 27 August 1883‚ the eruptions took place until it blew the island apart. There is still part of the volcano‚ Rakata‚ which was the highest peak of Krakatoa. The eruption happened because of the

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    ------------------------------------------------- Document analysis ------------------------------------------------- Joseph Banks‚ Endeavour Journal The text at hand contains an extract of a journal written by Joseph Banks during the first voyage of Captain Cook to the south of the Pacific Ocean. This version of the journal had been edited “with the most scrupulous scholarship and copious notes by Dr J. C. Beaglehole of the Victoria University of Wellington.” J.C Beaglehole also edited Cook’s

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    gets rescue bill Helicopter duo plucked from life-raft after Antarctic crash Their last expedition ended in farce when the Russians threatened to send in military planes to intercept them as they tried to cross into Siberia via the icebound Bering Strait. Yesterday a new adventure undertaken by British explorers Steve Brooks and Quentin Smith almost led to tragedy when their helicopter plunged into the sea off Antarctica. The men were plucked from the icy waters by a Chilean naval ship after a nine-hour

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    experiences of colonisation for Aboriginal peoples of Australia and the experiences of colonisation for the Torres Strait Islander peoples. In particular‚ the issue of dispossession from land and/or culture will be analysed‚ as well as the effect of Christianity. As a result‚ it will be argued that Christianity was generally an oppressive force for Aboriginal peoples‚ whereas for Torres Strait Islanders‚ Christianity was easily integrated with traditional beliefs. My introduction Colonisation has

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