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How Lord Nelson paid the wine bill of his mistress's husband: Philandering Battle of Trafalgar hero ordered 'three dozen of Claret' for cuckolded spouse of Emma Hamilton, letter reveals ⊕⊕
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The British naval hero made the kind offer in a letter to his wine merchant in 1802, around four years after he and Lady Emma Hamilton began their affair.
Watch that Lord Nelson was wearing as he lay dying at the Battle of Trafalgar to sell for £1.2million with his trusty lieutenants' timepieces ⊖
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Nelson's watch was inserted into its current carriage clock case by his niece, Lady Bridport, in the 1840s. It was salvaged from Nelson's body as he lay dying at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
What Lord Nelson said in VERY raunchy letters to his mistress Emma Hamilton, as gallery suggests he was 'queer' ⊕
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Lord Nelson and Emma Hamilton were obsessed with each other during their six-year roller coaster romance, which resulted in the birth of a love child
What Lady Hamilton REALLY looked like: Scientists reconstruct the face of Lord Nelson's lover based on her skull - revealing a pretty woman with a 'slightly protruding jaw' ○
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More than 200 years after she died in debt and destitution at the age of 49, scientists believe they have rediscovered the face of Lady Emma Hamilton, Lord Nelson's infamous lover.
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How Lord Nelson reacted to losing his arm: Letter reveals Battle of Trafalgar hero's stoic words after limb savaged by a musket ball was amputated... without anaesthetic ○
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Nelson had his right limb blown off during the Battle of Santa Cruz in Tenerife in 1797. Five months after the remains of his limb was amputated, he wrote to a London curate.
8 months ago
The Battle of Trafalgar relic worth stunning sum: Huge flag bearing chilling scars from 1805 naval clash that killed hero Lord Nelson ○
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It was displayed at the front of HMS Royal Sovereign which led one of the columns during the seismic battle on October 21, 1805.
Shocking moment Antiques Roadshow expert is BOOED by BBC crowd after 'low blow' joke fails to impress ○
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Matthew Haley was presented with an intriguing letter written by Lord Nelson about a sheep during an episode of the BBC show.
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