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Power and conflict poems
In the following documents one can find informative notes, designed to aid GCSE candidates achieve levels 8-9, in Literature Papers 1 and 2. These documents have been created by Dr Patricia Fara at th...

Inspector calls
In the following documents, one can find GCSE English Literature Papers 1 and 2 notes, including quotes, themes and structure, examples are as follows; Power and Conflict poems, The Tempest, Dr Jekyll...

Lucretius DRN 1.271-294 translation
Unseen translation from Latin to English

Standards of Living During the British Industrial Revolution
Evaluation and summary of literature regarding the standard of living during the British Industrial Revolution

Broadberry Hypothesis: Services and late Victorian Decline
Evaluation and summary of the decline of Britain on the international stage in the late 19th century and the role of services and comparative advantage

The role of Technology in British Industrial Revolution
Summary and evaluation of the role of technology in sparking the industrial revolution. Assessing the key debate between Mokyr and Allen.

Late Victorian Decline: Capital Exports
Summary and evaluation of the literature regarding the role of capital exports in causing Britain's decline against the USA and Germany in the late Victorian period

British Industrial Revolution: Demography
Summary and evaluation of the literature regarding the explosion in Britain's population in the 18th century and its role in causing the British Industrial Revolution

Late Victorian Decline in Britain: Entrepreneurial Failure
Summary and evaluation of the literature regarding the role of failing entrepreneurs and capitalist in causing Britain's decline relative to the US and Germany to lose her global hegemony

British Interwar Unemployment: Causes and Recovery
Evaluation of the literature around the unemployment in Interwar Britain; why was it so high in the 1920s and low in the 1930s? Did the Great Depression affect Britain particularly badly or not?