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The greatest officer in the history of the Royal Navy, the bane of the high seas, referred to as the devil by the French navy, referred to as "Britannia's God of War".
This is the story of Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, England's naval hero.
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The time has come!
Get on the list for the limited-edition physical print run of PORTALS, Feigned Flight Magazine - Issue 1!
You'll have 9 days to get it, have it shipped to you by Christmas, and then its gone forever!
Link: kickstarter.com/projects/mem…
You need to support this project. It’s the next generation of historical writing. All from some incredible minds.
kickstarter.com/projects/mem…
The time has come!
Get on the list for the limited-edition physical print run of PORTALS, Feigned Flight Magazine - Issue 1!
You'll have 9 days to get it, have it shipped to you by Christmas, and then its gone forever!
Link: kickstarter.com/projects/mem…
Patriot.
"Thank God I have done my duty." were Horatio Nelson's final words. His funeral service lasted for over five days.
His body was placed in a coffin made from the mast of the French ship, L'Orient, destroyed during his famous victory at the Battle of the Nile.
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Napoleon Bonaparte, who was 26 and an artillery officer at the time orders his gunners to give counter revolutionaries advancing through the streets of Paris a "whiff of grapeshot."
"I found the crown of France in the gutter. I picked it up with the tip of my sword, and cleaned it, and placed it atop my own head"
Napoleon Bonaparte, who was 26 and an artillery officer at the time orders his gunners to give counter revolutionaries advancing through the streets of Paris a "whiff of grapeshot."
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A French Double Barrel Breech Loading Pinfire Shotgun dated circa 1866 on display at the MET
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I have plenty of ideas I could bring to videos for you guys
We’re doubling down on video on 𝕏.
Today, we're piloting Video Kickstart Bonus, an invite-only program that rewards creators for posting their video content here.
A few things to know:
• Videos must be vertical, under 3 minutes, and content you’ve created yourself.
• Videos you’ve already shared on other platforms are eligible, as long as they don’t have watermarks.
• You must post at least 15 videos across 15 different days within the 30-day period of the campaign.
Invites are rolling out over the next few days, and enrollment closes October 30. Happy posting!!
At two in the morning in 1492, a lookout on the Pinta cried 'Tierra!'.
Hours later Columbus waded ashore on a Bahamian island he named San Salvador, and two worlds collided forever.
Happy Columbus Day!




























