I've just finished it...............absolutely amazing. There's so much that happened and so much you could NEVER expect to have happened. Obviously I'm not going to spoil any of it, but can someone please hurry up and finish it too as I'm

Perfect!!!

Also, the 17th century saw Jacques-Benigne Bousset's notion of 'the Divine Right of Kings' adopted by Louis XIV of France. England's King Charles I followed suit and proclaimed that he ruled by Divine Right of Kings. Central to this philosophy is

All correct. Worth noting though that you can also vest sb. with the power to do sth.

While they essentially convey the same idea, there are indeed a couple of differences between these words: journey (noun) A journey is one single piece of travel . You make journeys when you travel from one place to another. (Note that the

Dehbaash I agree with 3 & 4, however: 1. Since chinese swords are not earthenware I believe the correct interpretation should be the original sentence: Artists design a variety of earthenware, traditional Chinese swords, and

I disagree....... Mother is third person singular. Plural of mother is mother s . You are assuming that 'every' makes the sentence plural. Think of the phrase as having a missing that i.e. "Every mother thinks (that) their baby is the

Or do you mean yesterday I went to the cinema?

In this context it refers to a state of pleasant intoxication or a state of stimulation or overstimulation. It's often associated with alcohol, caffeine, marijuana etc. but can also be used when stimulation occurs from other forms of euphoria or

Saving it for what?