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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Virginia Plan vs New Jersey Plan
Notes from Philadelphia Convention 1787
The following fictional newspaper articles depicts the fundamental differences between Virginia and New Jersey Plan that became the main issues during Philadelphia Convention in 1787. This convention may well be one of the early pillars of modern democracy.
Posted in History Tagged bicameral, New Jersey Plan, Philadelphia Convention, unicameral, United States, Virginia Plan
A Semi-Fictional Script
Oliver Wendell Holmes and the Old Ironsides
In 1830, young Oliver Holmes wrote a contradictive poem entitled 'The Old Ironsides'. The poem was about a United States Navy battleship USS Constitution that was about to be dismantled. This fictional script adopts the setting similar to that of a television talkshow. Although the characters represented in the script are not completely accurate and some even blundered for comedy effects, the facts about Mr Holmes and USS Constitution are real.
Posted in History Tagged Old Ironsides, Oliver Holmes, Oliver Wendell Holmes, US Navy, USS Constitution
Terrorism Coverage in the Indonesian Media