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The first crusade 1096-1109...Christian saints’ monuments and Abraham’s tomb (Khalidi 287).
The siege ended on July 20, 1099. The kingdom of Jerusalem was established and it became one of the small crusader states in the region. In order to maintain his piety, Raymond from Toulouse was reluctant to become the king of the new kingdom (Khalidi 287). Godfrey of Bouli was ready to take the position of secular leadership. However, many writers report that Godfrey neither accepted to be referred to as a king nor did he wear a kingship crown. He became just a simple political leader who led a simple life. All in all, in the kingdom of Jerusalem, Godfrey ruled over more than 50,000 people composed of Muslims, Jews and a few native...
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Run to win marathon...?Run to Win Brief Run to win is a half marathon planned for sports men. A half marathon is the longest running event that is for experienced runners. This race is on 21 km or 13.1 miles. It is called a half marathon because it is half the distance of a marathon and is run on the road. The distance is challenging but it does not require the extensive training one has to go under in a marathon. Some places the half marathon is also known as 21k. Usually people tend to start with a half marathon and then take up the challenge of a marathon. (Dostoc, 2011)This physical and mentally demanding excursion requires a lot of training and proper preparation if being attempted for the first time. Proposed Date: 12...
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The Fourth Crusade...by the crusaders on a mosque (August 1203), which was defended by a combined Muslim and Greek opposition. On a second attempt of the Venetians to set up a wall of fire to aid their escape, they instigated the "Great Fire", in which a large part of Constantinople was burned down. Opposition to Alexius IV grew, and one of his courtiers, Alexius Ducas (nicknamed 'Murtzuphlos' because of his thick eyebrows), soon overthrew him and had him strangled to death. Alexius Ducas took the throne himself as Alexius V; Isaac died soon afterwards, probably naturally.
The Crusaders and Venetians, incensed at the murder of their supposed patron, attacked the city once more in 1204. On the 8th of April,...
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First Crusade Military Perspectives...Talcquery, duchess of Bouillon, and many other ladies celebrated for their birth of their beauty (Carole 1999).
After the Crusaders had sufficiently refreshed themselves in Antioch, their united forces marched upon Damascus, which they held in leaguer for several months; but the approach of Said ud-din Ghazi and Nur ud-din Mahmud to the relief of the city, compelled them to raise the siege and hurriedly to retreat towards Palestine. Conrad and Louis then left for Europe, and thus the Second Crusade ended (Holt 1986).
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Philip K. Hitti, 2000. Usamah ibn-Munqidh: An Arab-Syrian guy and fighter in the period of the Crusades: Memoirs of Usamah...
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Claim (Who win)...FRAGANTE v. AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU 888 F.2d 591 (9th Cir.1989) FACTS In the case of Fragante v. and County of Honolulu 888 F.2d 591 (9th Cir.1989), Manuel Fragante applied for a clerks job with the City and County of Honolulu (Defendants). Although he placed high enough on a civil service eligible list, he was not selected because of a perceived deficiency in relevant oral communication skills caused by his “heavy Filipino accent,” (Fragante v. City and County of Honolulu, 1989). Fragante then brought a suit, alleging that defendants discriminated against him on the basis of his national origin, in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (Fragante v. City and County of Honolulu, 1989). The US District Court of Hawaii, found... ).
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Article Title...-inducible genetic markers which when activated caused the cells carrying the marker to fluoresce in one of the four colors. When a second dose of the drug was injected the initially fluorescing cells gave rise to a new set of cells that fluoresced with a different color thus supporting the hypothesis that cancer stem cells give rise to new tumor cells. In the experiment involving the skin tumor conducted by Cedric Blanpain, individual tumor cells were labeled and when tracked these either gave rise to a small cell lineage before diminishing or continued to produce more cells. Thus the study provided a strong experimental evidence for the existence of cancer stem cells and further research involved relating these tracked...
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The Abolitionist Crusade...The Abolitionist Crusade The abolitionist crusade began in the 18th and 19th centuries and it was often referred to as theantislavery movement. The movement’s main objective was to end the enslavement of the blacks in the Europe, America and in Africa itself. This movement also formed to push for the end of the Atlantic slave trade, which was carried out, between Africa, Europe and America. The brutality of slave trade stirred the rise of the abolitionist crusade since the slaves suffered horribly: they were chained, crowded in ships, abused by ship crew and while in the colonies they were deprived of their human rights.
Efforts to end slavery began earlier in the colonial era where...
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CSR strategy and win-win strategy...more satisfactorily (Crane, Palazzo, Spence & Matten, 2014). For a strong win-win approach, the organization needs to establish a symbiotic relationship in which both the customers and the organization have a mutual benefit. Customers are likely to remain loyal to organizations that satisfy their needs and protect quality. As such, the reason why Bayer Pharmaceutical Company has remained profitable is because they have provided quality products to win the loyalty of their customers.
Bayer Pharmaceutical Company has used environmental friendly methods to attract customers to their business organization. A strong Corporate social responsibility strategies ensures that the...
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England and the Crusade...England and the Crusade Introduction The Crusades were the campaigns that were organized by the Roman Catholic Church so as to help the Christians gain more access to the Holy Land of Jerusalem. Such crusades began during the middle Ages and they consisted of military wars against the Jews and the whole Muslim community. The crusade wars did not just start with England and its kings. The very first crusade was organized by Pope Urban II in the year 1095. This pope had the very objective of enabling the Christians, especially the Catholics, to be able to visit and stay in Jerusalem. After this first crusade, many other...
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