Tragedies and Triumphs Chapters

When horrific things happen, how a person responds can make a difference in the rest of one's life. In this collection, learn how some individuals triumphed in the face of unspeakable tragedies.

People make negative remarks about Susan B. Anthony because of her views.

Read a poem about the life of Austin Michelle Cloyd, an 18 year-old freshman in International Studies and French.

Examine the author's observations about Beatrix Potter and her life.

People cause 95% of all avalanche accidents; the average avalanche travels around 80 mph.

If cracks are not repaired to contain the coolant, the K-19 could explode due to a meltdown.

Anthony believes presidential candidate Greeley will be favorable towards women and supports him.

Old photographs of the B-24 in action.

Babylon does not rise again as a major empire until King Nebuchadnezzar who is famous for his Hanging Gardens.

The Pilgrims become indentured servants, and then unsuccessfully try sailing the Speedwell and Mayflower to America.

Rather than surrender, Japanese soldiers lead Banzai attacks where they kill as many Marines as possible before dying themselves.

Ludwig becomes so obsessed with gaining custody of his nephew, Karl, that he does not compose for two years.

Ayers finds his inspiration in Beethoven, a composer who has been dead for more than 180 years.

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