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McCafferty
Ember
Agriculture notes on sweet potatoes and deep tillage
The piece records experiments by Mr Haneiter and Cu B Williams on soil preparation and deep tillage for drought resilience. It details a method that includes furrowed beds, central slips planted eighteen inches apart, and careful cultivation to prevent vine damage. Also notes superior yields and storage practices, with a turnip fly prevention tip using lime.
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Haneiter
cKinley
Oglethorpe County
Jane
E.L. Wittich
Madison
Morillo
Cu. B. Williams
The Mercy of Morillo and the Child’s Sacrifice
In the Peninsula War Morillo seeks to execute a Spanish prisoner as two dozen soldiers await orders. A ten year old son offers to die for his wounded father, pledging to lose an ear. Morillo grislyly obliges, then orders further punishment as the boy watches his father die.
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Morillo
Penne Villemur
Guadiana
Seville
Soult
Badajos
Portugal
Guadalaquivir
Ballasterous
Ronda
Gibraltan
San Lucas
Monillo
Asoon
Pedro
Senor
Ila
Pablo
Morilo
Spain
End of Great Men Portraits and Their Fates
The author surveys four famed conquerors Alexander the Great Hannibal Caesar and Bonaparte as living symbols of “greatness.” Each met a distinct end intoxication suicide assassination or lonely exile illustrating how the mighty fall.
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Alexander
Hannibal
Casat
Bonaparte
Rome
Alps
Hanni Baal
Cesar
Europe
Cuatmers
Accidental Sparks Behind Major Scientific Discoveries
The text highlights how chance events sparked breakthroughs across science. Examples include the telescope born from brothers viewing a steeple with glasses, glass from seaweed and sand, gunpowder from monks, Newton’s insights from soap bubbles and an apple, and lithography inspired by a washerwoman’s items.
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Holland
Isaac Newton
Senefelder
Dying Sailor and The Princeton Disaster Report
Two historical vignettes recount a dying sailor’s faith in Christ and the catastrophic explosion on the United States Ship Princeton near the Potomac. The account lists deaths of Upshur Gilmer Kennon and Maxey with dozens wounded, describing the scene of a vast, grief struck crowd and families aboard the ship.
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United States
Princeton
Upshur
Gilmer
Kennon
Virgil Maxey
River Potomac
Stockton
Alexandria
Fort Washington
Mr. Gilmer
W. D. Robinson
Georgetown
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