Commemorating Dade’s 1835 Florida Battle Monument
Elmo Scott Watson recalls the 1835 Dade Massacre at Withlacoochee where Major Dade and 108 troops fell after a surprise attack by Seminoles. The piece notes the West Point monument near the library, the fallen officers and men, and the courage shown by survivors as they held a triangular breastwork against overwhelming odds.
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Elmo Scott
Dade
Gardiner
Bassinger
Keats
Henderson
Gatlin
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Indiana
Florida
Mississippi River
Osceola
Fort Brooke
Hillsboro Bay
Tampa
Fort King
Thompson
Withiacoochee
Micanopy
Cade
Captain Frazer
Mudge
Bassiner
Little Fort
Woun
B.A. Hitchcock
First Infantry
Nero Kills His Mother Agrippina in Stylistic Cruelty
Biography-style account recalls Tacitus on Nero’s matricide, detailing Agrippina’s manipulation, Nero’s plotting, and the seaborne murder at Baiae. The piece frames Nero as a ruler of paradoxes, capable of art and violence, with Agrippina’s doomed drive for power central to the drama.
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Nero
Fathers of the Church
Rome
Agrippina
Caius Cornelius Tacitus
Tacitus
Acitus
Agripping
Caesars
Tusculum
Antium
Britannicus
Anicetus
Miseium
Luis
Bulae
Sal
Baine
Creperesus Gallus
Acerronia
Crepereius
Por
Senate
Seneca
Burrus
Praetorians
Germanicus
Agerinus
Panicetus
Herocleus
Trireme
Cloriatus
Misenum
Caesar
Maester
Chaldaeans
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Seaweed Used as Sound Dampening and Insulating Material
Seaweed found in shallow coastal waters is praised for killing sound and insulating against heat and cold. It is increasingly used in house construction and upholstery as a nonflammable, insect free material suitable for mattresses and padding.
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Seminales
Withlacoochee
Key West
Irvin S. Cobb
Mother