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This essay is graded A* at A Level. This essay offers a wide breadth of knowledge on the novel: it covers a detailed characterisation of the main characters and is peppered with quotations selected from different parts of the novel with rich analysis of the concept of identity and the importance of purpose for Ishiguro's characters. The content of the essay also supplies you with great subjects of discussion and can be used as writing prompts too.

This essay is graded A at A Level, scoring these marks by insightful comments and an advanced discussion of the underlying themes not first apparent. This essay serves as a perfect example of how to further develop your conceptual points and take your writing skills up a notch. Including a range of closely analysed quotes, this essay sheds light on a plentiful amount of themes such as the power of memory and nature and the relentless passing of time.

This essay is graded A* at A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of the mother daughter dynamic in the novel. Covering a myriad of topics such as the importance of blood and lineage, fate and social criticism, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes and thematic schemes.

This essay is graded A* (92%, 23/25) A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of the instances of chance and coincidence. Covering a myriad of topics such as fate, social class and setting, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes, both primary and secondary characters and Hardy's thematic schemes.

This essay is graded A* (92%, 23/25) A Level offering in depth critical analysis of quotes with a perceptive understanding of Richard II's impending downfall. It also includes insightful points on the play's sense of foreboding and symbolism, Shakespeare's narrative and pace providing astute close reading. This essay provides concise and refreshing ideas useful for note taking and brainstorming, and is a good essay template for any exam board.

This essay is graded A* (96%, 24/25) AS Level commenting at a high level on the use of different metaphors regarding themes in his poem, offering in depth critical analysis of quotes (included in essay) with a perceptive understanding of the issues at play. Also including insightful points on structure, style, form, tone and language, it provides astute close reading of the extract. This essay provides concise and refreshing ideas useful for note taking and brainstorming, and will help clarify t...

This essay is from first year English Literature at Durham University. It responds to the exploitations and reinforcements of generic conformity and experimentation of the restoration comedy 'The Rover' by Aphra Behn and how both concepts detract and compliment each other. It discusses in detail the thematic elements within the play of prostitution, rape, financial advancement through means of marriage, female agency and features of restoration comedy by providing compelling points and immense...

These A* Economics A Level notes cover the whole topic of macroeconomic policies and their conflicts, inter-connectedness and effectiveness including knowledge, theory and application needed for answering exam questions and evaluative points to hit the top marks, not forgetting the wide use of diagrammatical explanations. These notes are formatted with clarity, colour and conciseness which best help you digest and remember the information. This guide is compiled from class notes, website notes a...

These A* Economics A Level notes cover the whole topic of macroeconomics including knowledge, theory and application needed for answering exam questions and evaluative points to hit the top marks, also including various diagrammatical explanations for further guidance. These notes are formatted with clarity, colour and conciseness which best help you digest and remember the information. This study guide is compiled from class notes, website notes and economics text books ensuring you with a full...

These A* Economics A Level notes cover the whole topic of government microeconomic intervention, including knowledge, theory and application needed for answering exam questions and evaluative points to hit the top marks, also including various diagrammatical explanations. These notes are formatted with clarity, colour and conciseness which best help you digest and remember the information. This guide is compiled from class notes, website notes and economics text books ensuring you with a fully i...

These A* Economics A Level notes cover the whole topic of the price system and the microeconomy, including knowledge, theory and application needed for answering exam questions and evaluative points to hit the top marks, also including various diagrams for further explanation. These notes are formatted with clarity, colour and conciseness which best help you digest and remember the information. This guide is compiled from class notes, website notes and economics text books ensuring you with a fu...

This essay is graded A* IGCSE Level as the Coursework component for History. It gives arguments for and against Roosevelt's positive impact on the US economy, political agenda and American spirit and provides detailed points regarding the New Deal (including all the programmes such as PWA, FERA, CCC). It also discusses various other matters: the significance of his fireside chats, his efforts to improve public relations since President Hoover, how he helped the unemployed, poor and farmers wh...

These revision notes are A* at A Level, providing rich and extensive critical analysis of the poem. These notes go beyond A Level, also serving for more advanced courses, noting insightful points for different aspects of the poem, namely the language, structure, punctuation, the meaning of the apostrophic clauses, imagery and tone. They cover the whole poem in immense detail and are applicable to any essay or dissertation question on "Care-charmer Sleep", providing more critical analysis than yo...

These A* Economics A Level notes provide the fundamental introductory ideas (well-explained), the theory and application needed for answering exam questions and evaluative points to hit the top marks, not forgetting the necessary diagrams for exams and further explanation. These notes are formatted with clarity, colour and conciseness which best help you digest and remember the information. This guide is compiled from class notes, website notes and economics text books ensuring you with a fully ...

These revision notes are A* IGCSE Level, providing rich critical analysis of the poem. These explore the poem in great detail, noting insightful points for different aspects of the poem, namely the language, structure/ form and voice/ tone. These notes cover the whole poem in immense depth and are applicable to any essay or dissertation question on "Cold in the Earth", fully preparing you for exam season, providing perceptive appreciation which will really push your work up to the highest level ...

This essay is graded A (84%, 21/25) AS Level discussing through misunderstandings which arise pressing issues in Levy's novel such as the abhorrent effects war brings, our humanity and nostalgia for a future not yet experienced, all peppered with humour. This essay offers a wide breadth of knowledge on the novel: it covers a detailed characterisation of the main characters and some secondary ones such as Elwood and Arthur Bligh and is peppered with quotations selected from different parts of the...

This essay is aimed at answering the Oxbridge English Literature Admissions Test (also known as ELAT) required when applying to Oxford or Cambridge University. There is limited help for tests such as these, so this essay will be of great help to those preparing for this exam - this essay is in answer to the ELAT Sample Paper. It was written by a candidate who achieved an A (82%, 49/60) in their Oxbridge exam and was rewarded with an interview for Cambridge University. Or, this essay can be used ...

This essay is graded A* (96%, 24/25) A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of Tess and Angel's relationship. Covering a myriad of topics such as reality and the unreal, fate, social criticism and the setting, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes, both primary and secondary characters and Hardy's thematic schemes.