Evelina; or, The History of a Young Lady's Entrance into the World | Compare and Contrast
Nineteenth Century: England’s Royal Navy uses balloons and kites to send propaganda leaflets to the French people to help turn the tide of Napoleon’s army.
Twentieth Century: During World War I Britain drops over nine million pamphlets into the German trenches to try to change the attitude of Hitler’s troops.
Today: The United States drops messages to the people of Afghanistan in order to persuade them to help get rid of the ruling...
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