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What are the key features of William Blake's "A Little Girl Lost" from his Songs of Experience?

This is the contrary poem to "The Little Girl Lost" which was originally in Innocence. It may help you to use that poem as a counterpoint to this one.

William Blake's work originally inte...

Answered by Susannah R. • English Literature tutor

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What are the Synoptic Gospels? (This is a question which often comes up e.g. in paper RSS07 for the AQA A-Level but is also important to understand for anyone considering further study in this field)

There are four canonical gospels this means there are four gospels which are included in the Bible and are accepted by Christians. These are Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. However, Matthew, Mark and Luke s...

Answered by Susannah R. • Religious Studies tutor

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How far do you agree with the view that the peace treaties of 1919–22 were vicious and short-sighted?

Agree: While the US had an influential hand in the peace treaties following WW1, the self interests of France often hindered the process of reconciliation and rebuilding. France desired a...

Answered by Paul K. • History tutor

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The Balkan crisis of summer 1914 was the occasion for, rather than the cause of, the First World War.’ How far do you agree with this view?

Occasion for: The Balkan crisis of 1914 may not have led to a general European war if not for the two rival power blocs that divided Europe. Indeed, previous Balkan conflicts such as the ...

Answered by Paul K. • History tutor

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Was the October Revolution a more significant turning point in the nature of government in Russia than the February Revolution?

At first glance, the answer to this question seems to be simple: yes. Indeed, it is easy to regard the October Revolution of 1917 as the more important event, for the Provisional Goverment held power for ...

Answered by Julia R. • History tutor

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