Last 5 OrderWelcome to our ExpressPapers.com library that carries over 20,000 term papers and essays that are available for instant download. Every paper is available for purchase and is completely original. Our reports are not available for free anywhere else because these papers are all high-quality papers and you can see for yourself after you purchase one. If you can't find a topic that fits your requirements just order our custom writing service and we'll deliver it as fast as you need.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next Last| 8.
2569 Roger Bacon: A Life of Controversy and Discovery. This biography looks at the life of Friar Roger Bacon and how he played a major role in history as a scientist and philosopher. 6 pgs. 23 f/c. 6b.
|
| 9.
2615 A Biographical Sketch of Julius Caesar and Tiberius. This paper analyzes two of the best-known Emperor's during the Roman Empire. Their accomplishments, and the ruling styles or approaches will be looked at. 8 pgs. 18 f/c. 5b.
|
| 10.
2758 Garry Wills' Saint Augustine. In Saint Augustine, Garry Wills provides a fascinating biography of this Saint. He shows that Augustine's "confessions" do not necessarily have to be seen as "confessions" per se, but more as a kind of "testimony." Indeed, Wills argues that the reality that is confessed does not have to be a moral truth. In other words, Augustine's purpose was not so much to "confess" his misdeeds, but, according to Wills, to testify about what his heart held true. 5 pgs. 4 f/c. 6b.
|
| 11.
3812 Napoleon Bonaparte. This piece is a 4 page survey of Napoleon's Bonaparte's career. The piece first describes Napoleon's rise and early successes as the leader of several artillery regiments, followed by an impressive squelching of an insurgency which threatened the French Directory. Following several successful opportunistic military campaigns, the narrative then discusses Napoleon's ability to isolate and conquer France's enemies by building strategic alliances taking advantage of opportunity. Napoleon's growing ambition to control Europe when he became Emperor, his inability to enforce his own economic policies and his growing arrogance are described as causing the eventual downfall of this brilliant but flawed military strategist. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
|
| 12.
3894 Scientific Innovation and Rationalized Religion: The Life of Blaise Pascal. This 5-page, 3-source paper examines the life of French mathematician Blaise Pascal. Pascal was a philosopher, writer, physicist, and Christian apologist. The author discusses how Pascal's study of mathematics and geometry helped lead to the invention of hydraulics, resulting is such modern innovations as the hydraulic press and medical syringe. Also, the author discusses Pascal's discoveries on probability, which resulted in gambling methodology and laid the foundation for statistics and insurance analysis. The author finishes the piece by analyzing Pascal's growing religious convictions later in his short life, which included an attempt to strengthen traditional faith by applying the rational thought of modern science. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
|
| 13.
3977 Peter the Great: Modernism, and the Great Northern War. This essay reviews the history of Russia's Imperial Czar, "Peter the Great" (Peter Naryshkin Alexis), and the significance of the events that took place during the Great Northern War. This essay considers the influences of Modernism during the reign of Czar Peter I, specifically in the changes made to civil life, and military structures. Most effective and enduring of these changes was the development of a naval force, one that can be recognized as the central influence of the Russians during the Great Northern War. 7 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
|
| 14.
4049 Peter The Great - Was He A Great Ruler? This paper investigates the rule of Tsar Peter the Great of Russia, and debates whether or not he was a great ruler. The answer will be based on an analysis of his reforms, and how he affected the lives of ordinary Russians during his reign. The central argument of the paper is that Peter the Great was indeed a great ruler, considering the long-lasting and broad reforms that he implemented. This essay will outline some, and only some of Peter the Great's achievements, considering how vast and multi-layered they were. Space constraints forbid us from going into greater detail on the bulk of his reforms. However, some of the main ones, namely those to do with education, the Orthodox Church, and the restructuring of the state will be outlined and discussed below. 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
|
