At7777

Preparation notes from an Oxbridge-accepted A* student. These summary notes outline various approaches and basic principles in jurisprudence (philosophy of law) which might be helpful for both law interviews and the LNAT essay component. Includes a brief explanation of jurisprudential approaches to the role of the law as well as key thinkers, such as HLA Hart, Austin and Dworkin.

Please see each document description for the poems covered. You will be provided with context, criticism and in-depth analysis of key poems produced by both Plath and Hughes. Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

You will receive thorough notes, language analysis, context, and criticism for the main poems studied from Hughes' 'Selected Poems (by Simon Armitage)' anthology as part of the English Literature A level. Poems covered are: The March Calf, The Jaguar, Full Moon and Little Frieda, The Horses, Emily Bronte, Heptonstall, The Thought Fox, Snowdrop, Thistles, Wodwo, Mayday on Holderness, Lovesong, Littleblood, That Moment, Crow's First Lesson, Examination at the Womb-Door, Her Husband, October Dawn. ...

Supreme Court and civil rights notes produced for the Edexcel A level politics (Comparative Politics) exam. Contains key and up-to-date examples, details and theory as well as comparative approaches to the Supreme Court. Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

You will receive thorough notes, language analysis, context, and criticism for the main poems studied from Plath's 'Selected Poems' anthology as part of the English Literature A level. Poems covered are: The Stones, Mary's Song, You're, Morning Song, By Candlelight, Nick and the Candlestick, Winter Trees, Sheep in Fog, Ariel, Cut, Daddy, The Tulips, Crossing the Water, Maudlin, Finisterre, Death & Co, Edge, Mirror, Lesbos. Poems covered address a wide range of thematic concerns in Plath's work ...

Comprehensive set of notes covering all of the essential details, examples and points of King John's reign necessary for the OCR A level History England 1199–127 component. Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

A 35-page full set of detailed revision notes on King Henry III for OCR A level history (late medieval study component). Includes all the examples, key events and details that you will need to succeed in your essays. Notes are structured, as per the specification, around the following key periods: - minority and early years of the reign (1216-32) - Henry’s personal rule (1232-58) - political crisis (1258-63) - Simon de Montfort, civil war and reconstruction (1263-72) Work produced ...

Detailed notes and examples on King John and Magna Carta (includes reasons for opposition, demands presented in Magna Carta, King John's response, constitutional developments). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

Detailed notes and examples on King John and relations with the Church (includes details of the dispute with Pope Innocent, prior relations with the Church, precedent for intervention in ecclesiastical elections, reconciliation with the papacy). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer. (*N.B. if you are purchasing this set of revision notes please do not also purchase my revision notes titles 'King John and the Church' as you will receive duplicate material...

Detailed notes and examples on King John and the loss of Normandy (includes John's inheritance, defeat of Arthur, French campaigns, the terms of Le Goulet, economic implications). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.