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10 Tragic and Shocking Facts about the White Ship Disaster - Vimarsana News

10 Tragic and Shocking Facts about the White Ship Disaster

"No ship that ever sailed brought England such disaster" was the succinct way one historian summed up the tragic tale of the White Ship. He was writing in

Changing England's History: Sudden Death Of The Heirs Apparent - Vimarsana News

Changing England's History: Sudden Death Of The Heirs Apparent

One Duke of Normandy, William Aetheling and two Princes of Wales, Arthur Tudor and Henry Frederick Stuart, all heirs apparent of England, died uncrowned to leave the throne to their siblings.

10 Quenching Legends, Myths, And Stories Involving Alcohol - Vimarsana News

10 Quenching Legends, Myths, And Stories Involving Alcohol

The history of alcohol is long, rich, and full of juicy stories. It has given rise to many legends, myths, and drunken boasts. Sure, it might have caused

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Russell Letson: Round and Round

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Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer on quest to find remains of the wreck of the White Ship - Vimarsana News

Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer on quest to find remains of the wreck of the White Ship

Historian Charles Spencer is sending divers to the wreck site of the White Ship, which sank 900 years ago with the only heir of King Henry I on board.  The ship plummeted to the depths of the English Channel on November 25, 1120,  after hitting the notorious submerged Quillebœuf Rock, off the French coast. Carrying Henry's heir William Aethling and many other members of the Anglo-Norman nobility, it had only just left the coastal town of Barfleur, in Normandy, and had been bound for Southampton.  Everyone on board - bar one lucky butcher - was killed, leading to a succession crisis and ci...