HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION Essay

History repeats itself, is a very significant quote, and the only way to avoid repeating itself is the knowledge of what conspired in the past. Below is the combination of the historical interpretation covered by a couple of books. Using a bit more detailed explanation we are going to look at the following; change in the level of female literacy, Jefferson, and Hamilton,. Joel Perlmann wrote on “literacy, schooling, and teaching among new England women. ” In his work, he gives an explanation on the changes of level of female literacy in terms of time. Jefferson had to express his insecurities to Washington in May 1792, explaining Hamilton’s decision as one that wanted to move to a monarchy from republican. Before 1796, prior to Jefferson vying for the presidency, there was already a division in terms of Republicans and federalists.

By the end of 18th century, the federalist had dominated the government. The republican acted as opposition. The American Renaissance is a period ruled by a group of New England authors. On a street by the name pycheon in New England town, an old house with seven gables was situated, the owner being Pyncheon family. A gable meant a section of a roof that was pointy and sharp. Before the street was called pycheon it was known as Maule's lane. Taking us back 150 years ago to 1600 the maule built a hut in the early day of Puritan settlement. There occurred a fight between Pyncheon and Mathew Maule over Maule's land which he refused to give up on. The argument arises on who is to claim the deer.

In the beginning, it seems it's about who shot the deer but when one of them mentions lawful dues in a free country it shits. The judge claiming that one of his back shots struck the deer natty proves him wrong by going at the back of the tree and showing him four bullet shots and the fifth one on his arm. In middle age, Europe hunting was solemnly left for the kings and the noble maintaining the forests and park for the use. Those who stayed around the area were not allowed to kill even if it is for the purpose of protecting their plants. All have different style and way of describing this history. No matter how it is explained understanding that it is history is vital.