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An early letter Admiral Lord Nelson wrote using his right hand - two years before he lost his right arm in battle - has been discovered. The letter is dated 16 August 1795, when Nelson was 36, and.
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A plaque to mark the birthplace of Norfolk hero Lord Nelson in Burnham Thorpe. Photo: Newsquest Library There were two main reasons for the decision to despatch Nelson to Tenerife. First, mutiny was in the air.
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Lord Nelson's handwriting after his lost his arm (Image: Forum Auctions / SWNS) The other books contain notes written with his left hand - and the writing is significantly different.
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Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson is perhaps the most renowned naval commander, who allowed Britain to have dominion over the sea for 100 years after his victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.
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Chris Sharp | @BHTravel_ Feb 23, 2022 Print Horatio Nelson. Image:Getty Images On the 9th of Jan, 1806, Lord Nelson, naval commander, and hero of the Battle of Trafalgar was buried at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Nelson's Column and Trafalgar Square are two of Britain's most iconic landmarks.
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HISTORY Lord Nelson: Hero andโฆCad! A cache of recently discovered letters darkens the British naval warrior's honor and enhances that of his long-suffering wife, Frances Michael Ryan February.
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Excerpt from Fairburn's edition of the funeral of Admiral Lord Nelson : containing a correct account of his body laying in state at Greenwich, the procession by water and land, with the funeral service, and final interment of the body in a truly magnificent state coffin at St. Paul's Cathedral, on Thursday, January 9, 1806. [ link]
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Nelson was only 39 when he lost his arm, and would not become a celebrity until his victory over the French at the Battle of the Nile the following year. Surviving letters with his right hand.
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Two letters written by Admiral Lord Nelson have been sold at auction for a total of ยฃ65,500. One was written with his right hand, the other - following the amputation of his right arm in.
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In July 1797 Nelson led a doomed assault on the Spanish island of Tenerife in which he was hit in the right arm by a musket ball shortly after stepping ashore. Bleeding heavily, he was taken back.
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Admiral Horatio Nelson was born on September 29, 1758. He was wounded in the arm in a battle with the French and the limb was amputated. This follows the loss of his sight in his right eye some three years earlier. Today we take a look at his life.
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Horatio, Viscount Nelson. Sailor. The Abbey collection contains one of the best likenesses of the great Admiral, Horatio, Viscount Nelson, who died at the battle of Trafalgar (off the south coast of Spain) on 21st October 1805. This is a wax effigy, dressed in some of the clothes which belonged to him.
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Lord Nelson was a leader both inspirational and impetuous in style. He would often pay a price for these traits. In the early years of the Napoleonic war, the Royal Navy was having considerably more success than the nation's land forces, but after the success off Cape St Vincent in February 1797, the British fleet in the Mediterranean was struggling against the Spanish Navy at Cadiz.
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Horatio Nelson The loss of Horatio Nelson's right arm is undoubtedly the best known amputation in this country's history and the story is well worth the telling. In 1797, the 38 year old Nelson, then a Rear Admiral, devised a plan for a surprise night attack to seize treasure ships, which he believed were shelteri.
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Lord Nelson was taken to HMS Theseus for treatment, where he was bleeding heavily. On 25 July the ship's surgeon, James Farquhar, wrote in his journal: "Compound fracture of the right arm by a.
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Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronte KB (29 September [ O.S. 17 September] 1758 - 21 October 1805) was a British flag officer in the Royal Navy.