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1092:, who knew the admiral well. It was identified by "a black mole under his left ear, also by the first joint of one of his forefingers being broken inwards. He had likewise a shot in his right arm, another in his left thigh". Shovell was temporarily buried on the beach at Porthellick Cove. By order of
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Shovell (née Jenkinson), Shovell was born into a family "of property and distinction" which, although not poor, was by no means wealthy. He was baptised on 25 November 1650. The unusual first name of Cloudesley derives from the surname of his maternal grandmother Lucy Cloudisley,
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Shovell's flagship was the first ship to break through the enemy's line, and in the latter stages of the battle he organised a fireship attack. He received a wound in the thigh during the action, which later incapacitated him during preparations for the attack which destroyed the French ships that
831:, providing at his own expense the fine decorated plaster ceilings in the Guildhall and the market bell, clock and decorated brick facade for the Butchers' Market (now the Corn Exchange). He was also Commissioner of the Sewers, responsible for the upkeep of the embankments of the
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in 1684), the story has been repeatedly discredited by naval scholars, who noted the lack of any evidence in contemporary documents and its fanciful stock conventions and dubious origins. After his death
Shovell became a popular British hero.
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in the summer of 1707. The allies failed to capture the city, but bombardment by
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1787:(1744). "Memoirs of Sir Cloudesley Shovel, Knt. Rear-Admiral of England, Etc.".
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ring, which had been given to him by a close friend, Captain
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on 3 June 1690, Shovell hoisted his flag in the first-rate
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1532:"Shipwreck of Sir Cloudesley Shovel"
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1278:. Royal Naval Museum. Archived from
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1678:. Cromer: Poppyland Publishing.
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