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Essay Instructions: Following is my topic: King Arthur is, without a doubt, the great, definitive English hero. Why is that? What qualities exemplify heroism in Anglo-Saxon literature?

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Essay Instructions: I need this paper to be about whether or not Guinevere was depicted as historically accurate in the 2004 movie "King Arthur" (directed by Jerry Bruckheimer) I need in text parenthetical citations used after you quote or use a source. Footnotes are not neccessary. Also, it doesn't matter what stance you take, I would say, choose the stance that has stronger or more valid arguments. Also if you can, try to use a source or two from a journal of some sort, whether it be an arthurian journal or from a newspaper.

(I'm not sure whether you have had to write a paper like this before, but it is absolutely crucial that I have it.)

Essay Instructions: Paper will be an analysis of a literary work, The Death of King Arthur (Penguin Classics) translated by James Cable. The purpose is to derive from this story late medieval views of society and religion. Choose a topic to write.

Religion: What role does religion play in this story? Did the people in the story see God as being involved in the lives of men, guiding human events? If so, how?

Essay Instructions: f. Mark Twain and "A connecticut yankee in king arthur's court"
g. 10, 9 book/essay, 1 internet
h. need a resarch paper on Mark twain's book "a connecticut yankee in king
arthur's court" and how it relates to his views on imperialism during that
time.
needs 10 sources, (1 internet, 9 book or essay)
the book itself is not a source.

Need a 10 page paper with ***IN-TEXT*** (NO footnotes)citation, plus a
bibliography (does not count as a page)

6 of the things cited must be of the following:

"The damned human race by: mark twain"
"as regards patriotism "by: mark twain
"the autobiography of mark twain"by: mark twain
"mark twain:life as i find it" by: mark twain

"a connecicut yankee in king arthur's court: the machinery of
self-preservation" by: james m. cox--i can fax both of these if needed.

"mark twain's america"
"twentieth-century literary criticisms", i know vol. 12, 36 and 48 has some
"mark twain: a collection of critical essays, edited by henry nash
smith(((each essay counts as a source!!!!)))

"mark Twain:an american prophet" By maxwell geismar
"the meaning of a connecticut yankee" By: everett carter