Essays on Paris

The end of World War I left significant aftermath which resulted in the horrific events that lead up to World War II. In particular, the Treaty of Versailles which was signed at the end of World War I and outliend the rules that Germany must…

The Metro 2 line runs through the city of Paris. Travelling along this line you can witness history unfold and overlap, cultures grow, and truly explore the depth and richness of the city of Paris. One stop in particular illustrates Paris’ illustrative history. This stop…

History Around the year 1160 in Paris France a priest Maruice de Sully had wanted a previously standing cathedral to be demolished to make room for a new cathedral to be built. That cathedral being the Notre-Dame de Paris which Maruice de Sully was devoted…

Bangkok and Paris are two of the most dreamed of cities around the world. Paris is thecapital city of France, while Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand. Bangkok attracts manytourists yearly, especially families on vacations. Similarly, Paris is the most popular city inFrance and…

The Paris Agreement Introduction Paris agreement accord or the Paris climate agreement is an accord between the member countries of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) that addresses issues related to mitigation measures on gas emissions from greenhouses, the mode of its…

Through the Revolutionary war, Great Britain and The United Sates fought roughly so America could gain independence from Britain. They wanted to be their own leaders, and to have their own country, not be controlled by one that forced rules on them. The United States…

Comparison between ‘Fine French Food’ and ‘Eating in Paris’ Text A (Fine French Foods) and Text B have several similarities in terms of their modes, lexis and semantics but are influenced by different audiences. Also both texts connote similar purposes and have a positive viewpoint…

Wandering through Paris, Mercier must surely have questioned how to write a city with no apparent visual or conceptual unity; his works could be described as any number of science-fiction, travel writing, or even satire. It is imaginable that he employed facets of multiple genres,…

As foremost a manifesto for reform, Mercier’s language is reconcilable with his desired readership. In a chapter concerning the effect of newspapers, Mercier remarks that “the great hardly read the newspapers”, “the common people have neither the time nor the inclination”, and thus there remains…

The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France. It’s not a wonder. The construction for making the tower started on January 28, 1887. Paris hosted an Exposition Universelle (World’s Fair) to mark the 100-year anniversary of the French Revolution and the birth of democracy. More…