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EDWARD MONTAGU (1625-1672). First Earl of Sandwich. At the Battle of Southwold Bay

EDWARD MONTAGU (1625-1672). First Earl of Sandwich. At the Battle of Southwold Bay


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EDWARD MONTAGU (1625-1672). First Earl of Sandwich. At the Battle of Southwold Bay

EDWARD MONTAGU (1625-1672).
First Earl of Sandwich. At the Battle of Southwold Bay, 1665, during the war with the Dutch, the Earl of Sandwich refuses to leave his flagship Royal James and is blown up with the ship

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1665 Battlefield Crew Death Dutch Earl Edward Explosion Lord Montagu Nobleman Royal Navy Sandwich Smoke Warfare Warship Southwold


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The print captures a poignant moment in history, depicting the brave and noble Edward Montagu, the First Earl of Sandwich. It immortalizes him at the Battle of Southwold Bay in 1665 during the war with the Dutch. In this gripping scene, despite facing imminent danger, Montagu adamantly refuses to abandon his flagship Royal James. As smoke billows around them and chaos ensues on deck, Montagu stands resolute amongst his loyal crew. The intensity of warfare is palpable as English and Dutch forces clash fiercely in this maritime battleground. This image serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by these valiant men who fought for their nations. Tragically, it was aboard this very ship that Lord Sandwich met his untimely demise. As explosions rocked the vessel, he remained steadfast until its ultimate destruction claimed both him and his beloved flagship. This photograph not only commemorates an important figure from history but also pays tribute to all those who have fallen in service to their country. It serves as a somber reminder of the perils faced by naval officers during times of war and highlights their unwavering commitment to duty even in face of certain death.

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