Afflictions - Psych. An 8 page paper looking at this British writer, whose real name was H.H. Munro but who wrote under the pen name of Saki. The paper explores the early experiences which may have contributed to the author's acquisition of his unique, cynical wit. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Describes the early years of this Texas settlement and how the settlers overcame difficulties to form a single cohesive community.
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A 5 page paper written in the first person, from the perspective of a young 18th century Quaker woman still living at home with her parents. The paper takes the form of a journal, in which Sarah wonders about the reports received in Meeting about the opposition to the Friends in Massachusetts and Virginia. The community has visitors, and they finally come to understand they can ask straight questions and receive straight answers from these people. They are confused that others could hold themselves in a position in which they could enslave others, and they are a bit amused that other men are unable to see their wives as equals. Sarah writes of Meeting events and of making a quilt of special, brightly colored fabric that would be unsuitable to wear.