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Sergei Witte in General:
... this short op I will attempt to highlight Advantages and Disadvantages of the period of rapid industrialisation under Sergei Witte, known as the "Great Spurt" in Russian social and political culture. Advantages Perhaps most notably under Witte s administration was the development of Trans-Siberian Railway network, which was Russia s first ever real rail network, and superb demonstration of industrialisa... Read the full review: Advantages and Disadvantages of Russian industrialisation under the rule of Sergei Witte by Mutalisk |
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Bonfire Night in the UK Discussion / Autumn fireworks celebrations held in November. Also known as Guy Fawkes Night. overall rating  25 reviews
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Apologise for the slave trade - yes or no? Discussion / overall rating  12 reviews
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Great Britain in general Discussion / overall rating  2 reviews
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Sergei Witte in General History / Discussion / Share your views on the early 20th Century Russian industrial reformist. overall rating  1 review
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The Hippie Movement in General Discussion / What are your views on the Hippie Movement in General? overall rating  1 review
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David Lloyd George in general. Discussion / Britain's only Welsh Prime Minister (1916-1922, who wanted "a land fit for heroes to live in", is a subject about which dooyooers will, no doubt, have strong opinions. overall rating  1 review
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Russian History Discussion / The History of Russia in General. overall rating  1 review
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History of Soap Discussion / Soap when used with water, reduces surface tension to attract dirt and oil away from skin or other fabrics such as clothing. Soap acts as a surfactant, it helps water to soak in, rather than remain in tight droplets. overall rating  1 review
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Southend Kursaal Discussion / The Kursaal was the largest amusement park in the south of England during most of the 20th Century. overall rating  1 review
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England: Southend High Street Discussion / ... in the 1950s and 1960s. overall rating  1 review
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The Hippie Movement in General ... this op I will highlight the role of Dr. Timothy Leary during the Hippie\Beatnik movements of the 1960s. Born in 1920, Dr. Timothy Francis Leary was an American writer, poet, and futurist. He was a prominent researcher and advocate of the use of LSD as a therapeutic drug. He was fired from his post as a lecturer at Harvard for failing to conduct his scheduled class lectures, though he claimed that he had fulfilled all of his teaching obligations. The decision to dismiss him may have been influenced by his role in the popularity of then-legal psychedelic substances among Harvard students and sympathetic faculty members. His particular brand of psychedelic therapy was... Read the full review: The role of Dr. Timothy Leary during the Hippie\Beatnik movements of the 1960s. by Mutalisk |
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Russian History ... this op I will attempt to assess whether or not it was the weakness of the Provisional Government that brought the Bolsheviks to power in October 1917. There is much variation in the contribution of factors which led the Bolsheviks to power in 1917. The weakness of the Provisional Government was certainly a key issue in this turn of events, and although the success of the Bolsheviks is a largely objective and multi-faceted debate, I do feel that the Provisional Government s great shortcomings was the primary reason for the Bolshevik seizing of power in October 1917. The failings of said government were great, and the Revolution was very much inevitable, definitely on... Read the full review: Bolshevism and the Provisional Government. by Mutalisk |
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History of Soap ... is a short history of soap. (I ll try to keep it clean.) The Ancient Pheonicians, wherever they had been had nightmares about sweatiness and so to keep them clean, they made themselves nice bars of soap, in factories no less! (Though whether they invented it is anybody s guess.) The Romans in their togas used liquid soap and strigils to banish all impurities before religious vigils. Patricians couldn t go without a bath a day it seems, but the populares took their soap to scrub in freezing streams! The ancient Greeks, (a scruffy lot) weren t keen on their ablutions and hummed a bit whilst reaching their mathematical conclusions. Plato advocated only bathing onc... Read the full review: Sudding Hell! The History of Soap?? by GillMN |
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