I will pay for the following essay The Wars of the roses were caused by weak kingship.In the context of the period c1377-1487,how far does this statement explain. The essay is to be 14 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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Although this paper covers the period of 1377-1487, a special attention will be paid to the events of 1450-71, even though the other time spans of the said period will be duly analysed as the case may be. To achieve this goal, I have decided to divide my paper into four sections, three of which have their sub-sections. In the first section, I will deal with the influence of personal qualities of Henry VI on the political events which led to the Wars of the Roses, as well as on disintegration of central authority in the preceding years. The comparison between Henry VI and the other kings of the period will be provided with a view to determining the impact of royal personality on political processes of the period. In the second section, I aim to discuss the role of political and blood feuding between various noble houses as exacerbating instability and general political crisis both in the beginning of the Wars and during their immediate course. I will look both at the main conflict centred on the leaders of Yorkist and Lancastrian factions and at the different local feuds that led to the situation steadily deteriorating. The third section deals with the impact of the external factors, focussing on the loss of Lancastrian France and the discontents it generated. The economic crisis and the dynastic factor are briefly analysed in section 4. At the end of the essay some conclusions on the interrelation between the weakening of royal power under Henry VI and the other causes of the Wars of the Roses are provided. I also include the detailed bibliography of the subject under consideration after the Works Cited that would provide additional support to the argument that this paper defends. THE WEAKNESS OF THE KING Academics’ views on the personal qualities of Henry VI. There is no doubt that the reign of Henry VI was marked by progressive weakening of royal prestige and authority, which eventually led to the major strife among the nobles of the realm. For instance, Wolffe argues that Henry VI’ character was marked by “perverse wilfulness” and that his “wilful incompetence and untrustworthiness” made him completely unreliable in the affairs of government (Wolffe, “The Personal Rule” 44). McFarlane remarks that the “inanity” of Henry VI in the years of his personal rule was characteristic of an infantile person incapable of independent reasoning (McFarlane, “Nobility” 284). In addition, Carpenter finds that the period of personal rule of Henry VI was characterised by “the lack of the royal will at the heart of it” (88). At the same time, Griffiths observes that Henry VI was by nature “a well-intentioned man”, but at the same time he agrees that the king was “over-merciful and compassionate to those at fault, yet fearfully suspicious of those who were rumoured to be doing him personal harm (Griffiths, “The Reign of Henry VI” 253).

 

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I will pay for the following essay THEFT FROM VEHICLE. The essay is to be 1 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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C* Information such as CCTV footage capturing the potential suspect on the park should be availed to the officer on patrol. Under the Golden Hour principle the officer must take this information to further identify the suspect: statements, documents, physical exhibits from the suspect, fingerprints and other recordings such as audio and video.

Police Officers and Police Staff of Requirements to Record Public Encounters. The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 1(1.1) the police have been empowered to stop and search potential suspects in a fair, responsible and with respect, and without unlawful discrimination.

E* Given the information provided by police intelligence, the police has the power to carry out search given the reasonable cause for suspicion. This is protected under the Code of Practice A: Police Officers of Statutory Powers of Stop and Search

Police Officers and Police Staff of Requirements to Record Public Encounters. The Police and criminal Act 1984 2(2.1) (a). This is an issue of professional information and the reliability of the information dispensed to the officer.

Q4 Describe the application of relevant legislation, service requirements, national guidelines and personal responsibilities (including level of training and duty of care) that relate to managing conflict

In overall, and from training, a police officer must use force only when they feel they are in danger. However, under the law the police of the rank of the constable have been given discretion to determine the level of appropriateness and necessity of the use of force.

G*In line with current police practice and the PACE Act of 1984 a police officer before conducting a search of a potential suspect without arrest must politely and positively identify himself/herself.

The potential suspect then will be informed to raise their hands while their

 

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I will pay for the following essay Theories. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Some other areas of production include the production of compact discs, television sets and fridges. As until 2002, Royal Philps Electronic was not one organization that could be said to have been on an upsurge rise in terms of growth or downward decline in terms of growth (Gardener, 2001. This because the growth pattern of the company kept fluctuating by the years.

Due to the need to arrest the growth rate of the company and ensure that there was stability in terms of growth, a number of organizational changes were recommended in the company. Most of these organizational changes were given birth to by the coming of Gerard Kleisterlee, who took over as the company’s president in the year 2001. The summary of the organizational change could be given as that, Gerard Kleisterlee saw the need for there to be integration in the operations and functioning of the organization (Koduah, 2001). This is because prior to his coming, “he found a company that was rigidly divided into six business divisions, with little or no communication among them” (Wyle, 2012). The result of this was that the organization could not have a common focus and so its programs and policies could not be closely monitored and evaluated under the same model.

Much of the organizational change that took place at Royal Philips Electronics could be attributed to the personal background and personality of Gerard Kleisterlee, who took over as the president of the company and thus the global leader, responsible for controlling the fortunes and visions orientation of the company (Moynihan and Henry, 2006). This is because the leader was born in the very country of origin of the company and so had very insightful idea about the formal and informal operations of the company. Moreover, the leader received university education in electronics, which gave him an excellent understanding of the core duties and operations of Royal Philips, which was of course, an electronic company.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Theory practice gap. The essay is to be 1 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Consequently, the assumption that theory taught in class must directly apply in the nursing practice for it to be relevant can barely be termed as true. Nursing, therefore, cannot be viewed as a theory but rather as a practice.

From the above observations, one would not term nursing theory as a science. This is because theory in nursing inadequately attempts to represent information that cannot be represented in theoretical form. While theorists propose that ‘nursing theories’ can be used by nurses to justify their interventions, it is important t consider that nursing is a dynamic field that cannot rely on theoretical knowledge for development. Nursing practice remains the most reliable source of knowledge for this discipline and as such, there is a need for change of the way nurses are trained, and are equipped with nursing skills. Unless this is done, students graduating from colleges will remain to find it difficult to familiarize with nursing

 

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I will pay for the following essay Thermodynamic and Fluids Report. The essay is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

In the second part we shall use a pitot static tube to determine the behavior of air flow.

The basic principle of both the pitot, static and pitot static tube is that the pressure of a flowing fluid will increase if it is brought to rest at a point of stagnation of the probe. If an assumption is made that if the flow in the fluid is similar to that of a gas, the velocity of the fluid will be much smaller as compared to the speed of sound such that the changes in the density may be overlooked (Bertin, 2002). Therefore, the fluid basically behaves like an incompressible fluid. The point of stagnation can be located on the system and the streamlines can be bent past the body of the aircraft. The pressure experienced at the point of stagnation is referred to as the stagnation pressure. If the viscous effects experienced by the body are negligible, the difference between the stagnation pressure and the static pressure is usually related to the dynamic pressure which is then related to the square of the velocity (Panton, 2005). Therefore, the velocity information is then converted to a pressure difference which can e measured by a measuring device for pressure such as the manometer (von Kármán, 2000).

The static tube is composed of a cross section surface with tubes and a manometer. The air flows across the cross section into the manometer where the density of air can be determined. The manometer allows for the determination of the static pressure, the dynamic pressure and the stagnation pressure of the fluid.

The pitot static tube is a combination of the static and pitot tube. In this tube, the flow in the tube is axi-symmetric and within the vicinity of the nose. The pitot tube is then connected to one limb of a U tube manometer while the other limb of the manometer is connected to a tap made on the tube wall. Both the tap and the nose of the tube approximately on the same planes.

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