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The mary rose was a carrack in the English Tudor navy of King Henry VIII. She was launched in 1511 and served for 34 years in several wars against France, Scotland, and Brittany. After being substantially rebuilt in 1536, she saw her last action on 19 July 1545. She led the attack on the galleys of a French invasion fleet, but sank off Spithead in the Solent, the strait north of the Isle of Wight.
Becket Bramble and the Mary Rose Audiobook by Stephen Begg
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Becket Bramble and the Mary RoseSeries: #2 in Becket BrambleCategories: Fiction, Science Fiction, Time TravelAuthor: Stephen BeggNarrator: Anne-Lise KadriPublisher: Stevphen BeggRelease date: 06-10-2023Language: EnglishSummary:Be…
Booze, Blow, and Pancakes: A 30-Year Battle with Addiction and the Power of Recovery
In this profoundly moving episode of Friends in Training: Life is a Marathon, Marcela welcomes Yvette Salva, a personal trainer, author, and coach whose story of survival, recovery, and transformation will leave you breathless and believing in the power of second chances.Yvette's journey began with…
Day Trip From London - Portsmouth Museums, Southsea Victorian Seaside
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London is incredible — and after three or four days, exhausting. Here's the move smart travelers make - take a day off in the middle of your trip and get out of town.
This episode is your blueprint for Portsmouth and Southsea — 90 minutes by train from Waterloo, and a wo…
At The Forefront: Turning the Tide on Marine Tourism
What if protecting our oceans isn’t about stopping tourism, but uniting with it to save coral reefs?
In this episode of At The Forefront, our CEO Mary Rose Gunn sat down with Chloe Harvey, Executive Director of The Reef-World Foundation. They explored how the charity is uniting governments, local b…
Henry VIII | Six Wives, the Reformation and the King Who Changed England
Fall asleep while exploring the extraordinary reign of Henry VIII — from his childhood as the unexpected second son of Henry VII, Catherine of Aragon, Tudor succession anxiety, war with France, Thomas Wolsey and the Field of Cloth of Gold to Anne Boleyn, the King’s Great Matter, Thomas Cromwell, th…
Andy Haldane | Why We Need To Stop Underinvesting in Civil Society
Our guest today is one of the UK's most influential economists, Andy Haldane, Chancellor of the University of Sheffield and President of the British Chambers of Commerce. Formerly Chief Economist at the Bank of England, he co-founded Pro Bono Economics and has spent his career at the intersection o…
What Life Was Really Like Under Henry VIII | History Of Britain
Go behind the grand stories of Henry VIII to uncover the brutal reality of everyday life in Tudor England. From executioners and kitchen workers to farmers, soldiers, alewives and sailors aboard the Mary Rose, discover how ordinary people survived poverty, war, disease and the demands of a ruthless…
Zara Devlin
This week I chat to Zara Devlin. Zara in an actress based in Dublin best known for her IFTA-nominated performances in Small Things Like These (opposite Cillian Murphy) and Ann (playing Ann Lovett). In this conversation we discuss the making of Ann, her experience starring in theatre productions at …
#98 Jake Fenwick on Project Quiver
Jake Fenwick of Fenwick Bows is a bowyer in New Brunswick, Canada, with a strong interest in the history of bows, especially English longbows. His recent stopover to examine the Mary Rose bows in England was a highlight of a recent trip to he took to Norway to harvest yew staves.
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