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independent.co.uk /3 days ago

Collection of letters detailing most intimate parts of Lord Nelson’s life could fetch £6m at auction

The collection is made up of 415 letters, documents and manuscripts relating to the officer

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dailymail.com /3 weeks ago

'Love cheat' Navy chief who had an affair with a junior female officer has been stripped of his knighthood

Former head of the Royal Navy and married father-of-three Ben Key was suspended as First Sea Lord in May 2025 following claims he had an affair with a junior female officer.

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scotsman.com /1 month ago

Why Scotland's real-life 'Master and Commander', Thomas Cochrane, deserves a statue in Edinburgh – Peter Moore

Thomas Cochrane was the thrilling prototype for Patrick O’Brian’s fictional hero Jack Aubrey and a champion of democracy who condemned slavery

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re-photo.co.uk /1 month ago

The New Trafalgar Dispatch – 2005

Staines, Sunday 4th September 2005 The New Trafalgar Dispatch: At a protest in Whitehall the previous day, I had “made the mistake of climbing up onto the small wall by the edge of...

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ianvisits.co.uk /2 weeks ago

Rare chance to see Nelson’s letters before £6 million auction

Sotheby’s will exhibit 415 letters, documents and manuscripts relating to Nelson ahead of an auction estimated at £4 million to £6 million.Read more ›

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theguardian.com /1 month ago

Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln had it a lot easier than Nelson’s crews | Letters

American sailors who were at sea for 286 days really have nothing to complain about, insists Chris HardyYou report (4 September) that sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln spent a “...

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