There are quite a few reasons for Silas Deane’s death that historians have come up with after studying his life and the people around him. Though, we will never know which one is truly the correct answer to the mystery of how he died.
In 1789, after many years of living alone and unhappily in England Deane finally decided that he would book a passage on a ship sailing to the United States. However, he would never make it back to the states. While trying to wait out a storm that had come up on the Boston Packet Silas Deane became ill, he complained that he felt dizzy and had an oppression at this stomach. Deane was put to bed, where soon later his condition worsened, twice he dried to say something but no one was ever able to make out his words. It was only four hours later after his signs of illness had began that he died.
Looking at the way Deane had passed away for the first time we could say that he possibly just became ill from a common illness or virus of some sort and died to the cause of that. This would make somewhat of a logical answer and quite a few people believ...
Edgar Allen Poe had died of encephalitis and meningitis, and here are my reasons why I believe this. We know Poe’s symptoms
slipped into a diabetic coma. His body was not agreeing with all the years of
Silas’ self-sacrifice is the main cause to his true happiness. His morals also played a vital role in the novel causing him to realize he does not need material things in life to be happy. By the end of the story he moves back to the farm and goes back to be a normal person once again. He no longer feels the need of acceptance from everyone because he doesn’t need to change who is in order to fit in.
Fulton’s disease was coming back to him. One night, he wanted to talk about boating rights, his lawyer fell thorough the ice. He rescued him but returned home very ill. On February 23rd, 1815 he passed. A massive funeral was held for him. He was an amazing engineer, and artist. He helped end war and Steamboats would never be the same without him.
...ptly stricken by an illness which landed him in the hospital. He died on April 9, only two months before his 92nd birthday.
When Elvis Presley was pronounced dead was at the age of forty-two. The day he died witnesses said that he was last seen playing a game of racquet ball. But when they found his body it was face down on the floor of a bathroom at Graceland at around 2:30 p.m. on August 16th, 1977. The final decision of the cause of his death was he had a heart disease but also he had many prescription drugs that he was taking at the time so that might have also been a part of the cause as well. Many believed that he faked his own death to just escaped from his famous life and just live a normal life. One of the theories of why he could still be alive because on his headstone his middle name (Aron) was spelt as Aaron. Another
In 1846 he moved to Fordham cottage (now a museum). On his was, north to bring mrs.clemm to the wedding he became involved in a drinking debouch in Baltimore. This indulgence proved fatal and he died a few days later on October 7, 1849, Baltimore, Maryland. This ended a really amazing man’s life and yet he is still one of the most known writers to this day. We learn about him in the class room and will still be for generations to come. ("edgar allan poe", 2013)
...nstantly. He had left a lengthy suicide note, where he addressed his fans as well as his wife and young daughter. Despite the official ruling of his death as suicide, some have wondered it was a murder and if Love had been involved with the whole thing.
Paul Revere was born in January, 1734, and he died in May, 1818. When Paul was only 19 his father (Apollos Revere) died and Paul had to take over as the silversmith for his father, with his little brother. While Paul was a silversmith the Boston Massacre occurred, and it is told that Paul Revere was in the crowd when this happened, because he created a perfect replica of the Massacre on a plate, it even included exactly where the people who had died had fallen. Paul Revere married Sara Orne who had 8 children in the time they were married, but Sara Orne died in the year 1773, so Paul was left to take care of a big family with his dying mother (Deborah Revere), so by the next year he married Rachel Walker, and then they had 8 children, so by the time Paul was going to Head to MA to warn the troops that the Red Coats were coming Paul had 16 children all together. On his journey to warn the troops he got caught and he had to spend 3 days in jail. Paul Revere and supposedly his son Paul Revere Jr. were a part of the Boston Tea Party, and they dressed up like Indians, by the next morning over ten-thousand pounds of tea were dropped into the ocean. When Paul went to warn all 13 colonies that the Red Coats were coming, 12 British soldiers surrounded him and said "If you go on we will blow your brains out", so Paul Revere got off his horse, and he never saw his horse Brown Beauty again. Paul Revere then retired to go back to his private life and returned to being a silversmith. Rachel Revere (Walker) died in the year 1813, and Paul Revere followed shortly after. Only five of Paul's children were alive to mourn their father's
Towards the end of his life he was experiencing severe debt and often had to beg his friends and acquaintances for loans. Most say he became ill from fever and died at the age of 35. Some say however that he was poisoned by an enemy or debt collector. Perhaps his fame and influence had something to do with it? You could see a connection with influential musicians and untimely deaths (John Lennon, Tupac). Since at the time it was common law to be buried in a mass grave we may never truly understand his death.
On Friday, September 17, 1970 Jimi was staying in London with a girlfriend named Monika Danneman. He had a big gig to play the next day so he needed to get some sleep. He took some sleeping pills and went to bed. The next morning Danneman saw that Jimi had vomited during the night but paid no attention to it. When she tried to wake him a little later and he did not stir, she called an ambulance. By the time the ambulance arrived, Jimi had died of suffocation from his vomit.
On September 28, 1849, Edgar Allan Poe arrived in Baltimore, Maryland to take a train to Philadelphia. What was supposed to be a brief stop over turned into an eternity. What caused the death of "the father of the detective story"? The possible scenarios surrounding the events that lead up to his death are the cause of many magazine articles, books, and even recent medical studies. Although no one really knows what happened to Edgar Alan Poe, there are over twenty different theories about what might have happened to him. I will discuss the four major theories of what Edgar Allan Poe's cause of death was.
passes away in his sleep on May 19th, 1864 while on a trip to New Hampshire with a friend.
It wasn’t one thing that caused Romeo and Juliet to kill themselves but many separate factors that worked together to contribute to this sad ending. Like in life, many things are to blame for an incident, not just one. Three of the main reasons they died were, Friar Laurence's fatal mistake, their shared characteristic of impulsiveness and their families feud. This famous love story shows us that with almost everything, there is more than one cause.