Where is the DOM set? - -Italy, . -Why was DOM set in Italy? - --Italy had a wide appeal to English writers in the Jacobean period due to what it represented. It enabled writers to comment on English courts/society without directly alluding to it. -It holds a historical lens to the (then) contemp...
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Description of the French Part of the Island of Saint-Domingue - -Mederic-Louis-Elie Moreau de Saint-Mery Context: 1797. White colonist but not a plantation owner. Portrays the kinds of people living in Saint-Domingue at the end of the eighteenth century. Appears to have had an affranchi mistress. ...
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Add to cartDescription of the French Part of the Island of Saint-Domingue - -Mederic-Louis-Elie Moreau de Saint-Mery Context: 1797. White colonist but not a plantation owner. Portrays the kinds of people living in Saint-Domingue at the end of the eighteenth century. Appears to have had an affranchi mistress. ...
Where is the DOM set? - -Italy, 1504-1510. -Why was DOM set in Italy? - --Italy had a wide appeal to English writers in the Jacobean period due to what it represented. It enabled writers to comment on English courts/society without directly alluding to it. -It holds a historical lens to the (th...
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Add to cartWhere is the DOM set? - -Italy, 1504-1510. -Why was DOM set in Italy? - --Italy had a wide appeal to English writers in the Jacobean period due to what it represented. It enabled writers to comment on English courts/society without directly alluding to it. -It holds a historical lens to the (th...
what's a source? - -something that gives us information about a person, place or thing(in the past) -what's cross checking? - -when more than one source is used so the information is correct -other sources are.... - -library, archives and museums -what's a primary source? - -source form ...
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Add to cartwhat's a source? - -something that gives us information about a person, place or thing(in the past) -what's cross checking? - -when more than one source is used so the information is correct -other sources are.... - -library, archives and museums -what's a primary source? - -source form ...
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