A Conversation for 11 September, 1973 - The Day Democracy Died in Chile
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Quille the cynic...TC Started conversation Nov 13, 2002
Granted, this was made to be used for countless things, but I was wondering if I might indeed use it as a source cited as an in-text citation according to MLA format, and hoping that you won't mind at all. It's for one of my term-papers..
Quille the
May I use this...
Quille the cynic...TC Posted Nov 13, 2002
Modern Language Association formatting... My paper is crap, but your is a vital part in it
It is only in rough draft so far, though..
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Ashley Posted Nov 14, 2002
Feel free - I'm flattered you feel it is worthy. I started my PhD in Pinochet's regime (though never finished) so if I can help, let me know.
May I use this...
Quille the cynic...TC Posted Nov 14, 2002
How could it not be? Anyway, I'm not going that far into depths as it is layman's paper really about ending of democracies... But when I can actually write a better paper on a much more specified topic (like the history of something) I would truly love to! for everything
By the by...I've noticed you've written A LOT! I really would like to read some more soon. Any you particularly suggest?
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Ashley Posted Nov 15, 2002
The entries I'm particularly proud of are:
A702848 Football - a Matter of Life and Death
>>> This one is about a war that erupted over a football match
A786422 Shergar - Racehorse
>>> About the greatest racehorse of the last century
A769764 The Running of the Bulls, Pamplona, Spain
>>> A particularly odd Spanish tradition.
A762716 The Marsh Arabs
>>> About the persecution of one of Iraq's oldest indigenous peoples
A472943 Paddington Bear's London
>>> The seedier side of a children's favourite
A413894 Hidden Corners of Hampstead Heath, London, UK
>>> My favourite part of my favourite city
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Quille the cynic...TC Posted Nov 17, 2002
I will try to read them all Thanks for that!
I'll prolly turn them all into links somewhere or other so that I can't lose them..
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Quille the cynic...TC Posted Nov 17, 2002
I read Paddington and Hampstead Heath. They're amazing! Not only are they information-packed, but also completely entertaining. I especially like your somewhat abnormal descriptions and thoughts such as 'The climber plants cling for dear life to the Georgian columns and each pillar has a small black marker with the name of the plant it is being choked by.' and there are many many more
I'll be off to read the rest then.
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