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This document is an analysis of the poetry of Seamus Heaney for A Level English Literature. I have included notes on the following poems: The Wife's Tale, The Forge, Postscript, The Summer of Lost Rachel, Personal Helicon, Had I Not Been Awake, The Railway Children, Bogland, The Conway Stewart, The Baler. With these notes I received an A* grade in this module. Happy studying!

This document includes my notes on several Robert Frost poems for A Level English Literature. Poems covered: Mending Wall, Birches, After Apple-Picking, Gathering Leaves, Out Out, For Once then Something, Mowing, and Into My Own. With these notes I received an A* on my mock exams on this topic.

This document includes flashcards for "Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams for A Level English Literature. Using these quotations I received an A* on my mock exam. Happy studying!

This document includes analysis of the Irish Home Rule crisis for A Level History. This includes a textbook summary of Russell Rees, an essay plan on historical interpretations, an analysis of Bonar Law's Blenheim speech, and a summary of the factors leading to the crisis. Happy studying!

This document provides an alphabetised explanation of different poetic techniques with examples. I used this for A Level English Literature to achieve an A*. Happy studying!

"Analyse 'Auto Wreck' by Nemerov". This is an essay on unseen poetry for A Level English Literature. This essay received an A+ grade. I hope it's useful!

This document includes flashcards on quotations from "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" by Chaucer for A Level English Literature. I hope this is useful!

This is an A Level English Literature essay on Desdemona and Othello from "Othello" by William Shakespeare. This essay received an A+. I have annotated and colour coded this essay, and have included an essay plan. I hope this is useful!

"Iago's energy and inventiveness make him a character to be admired. How far do you agree with this statement?". This is an A Level English Literature essay on "Othello" by William Shakespeare which received an A* grade. This essay is annotated, colour coded, and includes feedback and an essay plan. Happy studying!

"Othello is not noble enough to be considered a tragic hero. How far do you agree with this statement?" This is an A Level English Literature essay on "Othello" by William Shakespeare. This essay received an A+ grade and is annotated and colour coded. I've also included an essay plan. Happy studying!