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Main | #2 How the british viewed the "Society of Patriotic Women" »

September 12, 2004

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Jacqueline Hollinger

One strength in your post is that you provide lots of concrete information from the stories. That way a person who did not read the stories will get a good hand on the information from your post. One suggestion is that you do not need three sentences telling the date and place of each story in you introduction, because you state that in the beginning of each of the preceding paragraphs. You could instead fill up your introduction discussing more points you will be sharing in your post. Also you have a couple of grammar mistakes. There is one in your second, fourth and last paragraph. Also your fourth paragraph is way to short. Three sentences is not a full paragraph. Maybe you could discuss how the creator created the world. Adding this information could make the paragraph more complete.

Jose Yanez


Overall your blog was great. I liked how you talked about every story you read in great details. Your thesis was very well put because the thesis explained everything that you were going to talk about in your post. My suggestion, is to add the tribes name because if you don't the reader will feel confuse in what you are talking about. Another suggestion, is that your conclusion is very big. You should just get to the point and tell your reader what you want them to remember. Your introduction needs more detail in what your talking about because it only stated dates. You just need more information.

marie

i absolutly loved your site...i thought it was inspiring...i would like to be sent any of your new works to my hotmail account ..thank you...love your greatest fan

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