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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!

This is an A Level English Literature essay on the character of Iago from Shakespeare's "Othello" which received an A* grade. This essay is annotated, colour coded, and includes both an essay plan and feedback. Happy studying!

"How is the inequality between the genders portrayed in 'Othello'?" This is an A Level Essay on "Othello" which received an A* grade. This is a colour coded, annotated copy of the essay with feedback. Happy studying!

This document includes flashcards for quotations from "Othello" by William Shakespeare for A Level English Literature. I hope they're useful!

This document includes four mindmaps on quotations from Shakespeare's "Othello", as well as a list of quotations that I used for my examination for this module. Happy studying!

This document includes the key quotations in "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" that I learned for my A Level English Literature exam, as well as quotation-specific context. Happy studying!

This document includes key quotations and analysis of "The Wife of Bath's Prologue" up to Line 412. I hope this is useful!

This document provides key context for "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" as part of "The Canterbury Tales" for A Level English Literature. This includes analysis of the Church and the General Prologue. Happy studying!

"Analyse how Chaucer presents the Wife's view of male authority". This is an A Level essay on "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" for English Literature. This essay is colour coded and annotated, and I have included feedback. Happy studying!

"Examine the poetic methods used by Chaucer to present the theme of marriage in “The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale”. Focus on the extract (Lines 35-70)." This is an essay on "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" for A Level English Literature. This essay was completed in exam conditions, and I have included the original annotated copy with feedback. Happy studying!

"Looking closely at The Wife of Bath’s Prologue (Extract: L224 – 256) and other appropriately selected parts of the text, examine the poetic methods used by Chaucer to present the Wife’s lessons on winning authority in marriage." This is an A Level English Literature essay on "The Wife of Bath". I have included essay feedback and annotations, which I hope are useful. Happy studying!