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Summary sheets for those studying 'The Tudors: England 1485-1603' (option 1C) for breadth study and 'Revolution and Dictatorship, Russia 1917-1953' (option 2N) for depth study. The Tudors one includes concise summary sheets by theme, and within that by monarch. The Russia one is organised according to the component's 6 sections.

Includes notes on context behind 'Tess' and 'Dalloway' as well as detailed essay plans comparing the two texts on themes such as marriage, time, love, agency etc. Very useful for fulfilling AO3 and AO4.

Detailed summaries of the Romantic poems by Blake, Wordsworth, Shelly, Byron and Keats studied for Edexcel English Literature A Level Paper 3: Poetry. Includes notes on every poem's speaker, tone, rhyme, rhythm, form, structure, themes, context and analysis. Includes suggestions of which poems to compare with which on which theme. Very useful for planning essays, for making flashcards out of, and for reading over before the exam.

Detailed notes on contextual factors that influenced the Romantic poets: Blake, Byron, Shelley, Keats, and Wordsworth. Created for Edexcel English A Level Paper 3: Poetry. Includes notes on: historical and political context, key characteristics of the Romantics, the rise of capitalism, spirituality, feminism, nature and the sublime etc. Very useful for fulfilling AO3 in exams.

Includes concise essay plans on various themes in various poems: mortality/the human experience, nature, poetic imagination, and solitude. Also includes comparisons between poems on themes, for example: emotions in Keats' 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on Melancholy'. Useful for providing basic essay plans for the main themes across all poems studied from the collection.

Concise summaries of all poems studied from 'Poems of the Decade' for Edexcel English Literature A Level. Some more detailed than others, as I prioritised the ones that haven't come up before my exam. Include notes on each poem's tone, speaker, themes, analysis, rhyme, rhythm, form, and structure. The most detailed ones are on: History, The Deliverer, The Lammas Hireling, The Gun, Out of the Bag, From the Journal of a Disappointed Man, and Please Hold. Very useful for making flashcards out o...

Includes list of all past questions for Edexcel English A Level Paper 2, comparing 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' and 'Mrs Dalloway. Includes essay plans on: romantic relationships/marriage, women's experiences of love, time, setting, isolation/loneliness, female agency/autonomy, identity, disappointment/hope, and class/societal judgement. Useful for exam preparation.

Notes on and comparisons between context for Hardy's 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' and Woolf's 'Mrs Dalloway' for Edexcel English A Level Paper 2: Prose. Useful for incorporating Ao3 and Ao4 into essays. Includes context on both the Victorian age and modernism in the 1920s.

Detailed notes on what makes Williams' 'A Streetcar Named Desire' a tragedy. Very useful for context and AO3 in exams.

A collection of quotes from Shakespeare's 'King Lear' organised by theme. Helpful for creating essay plans, writing essays, or creating flashcards off of in preparation for exams. Themes are: justice, authority/kingship/power, family relationships, age and generational divide/mortality etc.

Not entirely complete, but includes detailed essay plans on various themes and characters in Shakespeare's 'King Lear': blindness, suffering, family relationships, justice, madness, control, Lear, Kent, Cordelia, the Fool, Edmund, and Edgar.

A short summary sheet including concise quotes from critics on various themes and characters in, and various contextual factors that influenced Shakespeare's 'King Lear'. Useful for making flashcards out of, for writing essays, or reading over closer to the exam.

'Streetcar' essay plans by both themes and characters. Some are very detailed, whereas some are more simple and condensed. Themes include: desire, illusion, social class, femininity, power, conflict, marriage, the play's opening, tragedy, masculinity, characters' inner lives, confrontation, the rise of a new social order, and death. Characters include: Blanche, Stanley, and Stella.

Quotes from 'Streetcar' organised by themes: desire, death, illusion and madness, and social class. Ideal for using to plan essays.

Includes: quote bank organised by theme, detailed notes on what makes 'Streetcar' a tragedy (useful for context/AO3), many essay plans on the main themes and characters in the play, and an exemplar essay on Williams' presentation of desire.

Contains a double-sided summary sheet for each of the six sections in the component: dissent and revolution, Bolshevik consolidation, Stalin's rise to power, economy and society, Stalinism, politics and control, and the Great Patriotic War and Stalin's dictatorship. Designed to provide a quick and condensed overview of component 2N, ideal for making flashcards out of or reading over closer to the exam. (Some phrases are shortened, e.g: 'Socialist Revolutionaries' is shortened to 'SRs' et...

Contains summary sheets for the Tudors, arranged thematically by government, foreign policy, rebellions, religion, and economy and within those arranged chronologically by monarch. Designed to give a quick and condensed overview of the entire component, suitable for making flashcards out of or reading over closer to the exam. Some phrases are shortened, e.g: 'royal injunctions' is shortened to 'RI', and monarchs like 'Elizabeth I' are shortened to 'E1'.

An exemplar essay on how Williams presents desire in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' that got 23/25 marks (A*).