The Black Terror #27
Page consists of four separate panels of random historical facts, highlighting: 1) that there are more than 600 varities of fish in Florida's waters; 2) Cleveland Indian's pitcher Bob Feller struck out 18 Detroit Tiger players in a single game in 1948; 3) that Roman General Maurice was doomed to die by the Emperor because he refused to persecute Christians; and 4) poet Joaquin Miller fought as a soldier of fortune in Nicaragua before the Civil War.
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Page consists of four separate panels of random historical facts, highlighting: 1) that there are more than 600 varities of fish in Florida's waters; 2) Cleveland Indian's pitcher Bob Feller struck out 18 Detroit Tiger players in a single game in 1948; 3) that Roman General Maurice was doomed to die by the Emperor because he refused to persecute Christians; and 4) poet Joaquin Miller fought as a soldier of fortune in Nicaragua before the Civil War.
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