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  In this novel, the destruction of tribal life creates a large problem in South America. The tight tribal communities, the loss of...

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  D.H. Lawrence uses many themes in this story, one being the relationship between a mother and her son. Lawrence's interest in writing...

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  There are several similarities and differences between Anne and Mr. Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank.

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