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- 3501: Samuel Adams
- ... presidency over his cousin John, Samuel congratulated the Virginian on the triumph of democratic republicanism.” (Americana 90) Samuel Adams was a revolutionary of great self-discipline and patience. “‘We cannot make events,’ he believed. ‘Our business is wisely to improve them.’ After his death, one colleague compared him to John Calvin, ‘cool, abstemious, polished, refined,’ although Adams was ‘more inflexible, uniform, consistent’ than the Genevan reformer. Avoiding all social pretension and ...
- 3502: The Pardoner
- ... that those guilty of sin, especially unfaithful wives, must stay in their places and not offer him money. As a result, he expects no one will dare to hold back. He boasts that this relic-business brings him a hundred marks a year in private income. He makes no qualms over the fact that his sermons are hypocritical and the result of his evil intentions. Though he may be equally guilty ...
- 3503: The Awakening
- ... home, entertaining her visitors as her husband pleased. When she abandoned this practice her husband proceeded to lecture her about appearances and social conventions and the fact that it creates a bad reputation for his business and therefore such a thing could not happen again. Mr. Pontellier also expected Edna to be a perfect housewife and mother; responsibilities he expressed as pertinent to their marriage and often observed were disregarded and ...
- 3504: Sir Thomas More
- ... his belief or be executed. Sir Thomas More chose always to be against the King divorce to Catherine of Aragon. He shows this when Cardinal Woolsey summons him to attend a matter concerning the "Kings business". In their meeting the topic of the Kings re-marriage is what the Cardinal wanted to talk to More about, When Woolsey says "...that thing out there is at least fertile, Thomas". More shows that ...
- 3505: Henry VIII
- ... his fathers death he inherited a stable realm with a wealthy monarch. At that time parliament had not been summoned for supplies in 5 years. Henry’s different interests and lack of application of government business increased the influence of Thomas Wolsey, a son of a butcher, who became the Lord Chancellor in 1515. Wolsey ended up becoming one of the most powerful ministers in all of British history. He was ...
- 3506: Simone De Beauvoir
- ... and climbs inside the world, it is then that she can become domineering, even manipulative, to obtain what she wants. The "good graces" and approval of men will ensure financial, social, even emotional security (in business, marriage, and various other social settings). Women are in a position where they can apply intellectual charisma as well as feminine charms to secure their standing in all areas applicable. Not that I support or ...
- 3507: The Tobacco Industry
- The Tobacco Industry An excellent example of manufacturing in business is the tobacco industry. During the earlier part of this century, tobacco was a hand picked and manufactured crop. Thousands of people were employed by the tobacco industry and factories were all over the south ...
- 3508: Charles Manson
- ... pimping, stealing, and fraud. Manson was emotionally insecure and was lacking attention. Manson had obsessions with music; the Beatles and his guitar. He hoped that in his future he would be employed in the music business. (UMKC) On March 21,1967, Charles was released from prison for the second time. The 32 year old went to San Francisco. Charles Manson protested his freedom, "Oh no, I can't go outside there ...
- 3509: The Changing of the America Through Literature
- ... on Daisy even though she knew about it and didn’t like it. He saw how much it hurt her but didn’t care because he had what he wanted and was happy. Gatsby’s business deals were all on the shady side. Most of his work was done illegally just so he could make a lot of quick money and be wealthy. There was so much excessive self indulgence going ...
- 3510: What I Learned In Selling
- ... promotion, and publicity. The goal of the marketing mix is to create one with the right product, at the right price, at the right time, with the right promotional effort. The marketing concept is a business philosophy that says the customers' want satisfaction is the economic and social justification for a firm's existence. Social, ethical, and legal issues are constantly being dealt with by sales personnel. The major stakeholders in ...
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