Francis Scott Key A Portrait Of A Patriot
A portrait of Francis Scott Key detailing his Maryland roots, legal career, and public service beyond writing The Star Spangled Banner. The piece traces Key’s family ties, friendships with Roger Taney and Andrew Jackson, his role in Burr conspiracies, diplomacy efforts, and his later humanitarian and colonization work, ending with his death in 1843.
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United States
America
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Terra Rubra
Maryland Redlands
Key
John Ross Key
Boston
Maryland
George Washington
Virginia
Lafayette
Benedict Arnold
Lord Cornwallis
Philip Barton Key
Philadelphia
Keys
England
Uncle Philp
Ann
Phoebe Charlton Key
Uncle Philip
St. John’s College
Annapolis
St. John’s
Jeremiah Townley Chase
Mary Tayloe Lloyd
Anacreon
Heaven
Adams
Liberty
France
Robert Treat Paine
Massachusetts
Frederick
Georgetown
Washington
Philip
Samuel Chase
Supreme Court
Chase
Barton Key
Erich Bollman
Samuel Swarthout
Burr
Stephen Decatur
Bladesburg
Winder
Bladensburg
Capitol
Baltimore
Beanes
Upper Marlborough
Skinner
Beaness
Fort
McHenry
Baltimore American
Roger Brooke Taney
Andrew Jackson
Taney
Dred Scott
Jackson
Alabama
American Colonization Society
Africa
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Phoebe Howard
The
Republic
Valen
Prideful Fathers Sparked by Bold Bragging in New Outlook
In a humorous contrast of boastful claims, three youths recount their fathers’ professions. A lawyer’s son cites a hundred dollars for fence-line settlements, a doctor’s son claims two hundred for a job, and a minister’s son quips that six men carry money after preaching.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Judge Chase
Baltimore
Foods of the Good Old Days and regional dishes
Lettie Gay notes that while reviving old American dishes should be tempered by modern health, regional cookery from Charleston to Cape Cod reflects French and Negro influences, camp frying pans, and wagon-trail traditions, now enjoyed nationwide.
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Charleston
D. C
Middle
Far West
Chile
Texas
New Mexico
Lettie Gay
Parents’ Magazine
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Elmo Scott Watson
Base of the Key
General Foods
George
Battle Creek
Mich