Reference WMO/282046
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Spanish Succession (1701-1714)
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SR CLOUDESLY SHOVELL KNT /Rear Admirall of Great Britain /and Admirall and Commander in Chief of the Fleet:/ the just rewards /of his long and faithfull services. /He was /deservedly beloved of his Country /and esteem'd, tho' dreaded, by the enemy/ who had often experienced his conduct and courage. /Being shipwreckt /on the rocks of Scylly/ in his voyage from Thoulon /the 22d of October 1707, at night,/ in the 57th year of his age /his fate was lamented by all /but especially the /sea faring part of the Nation /to whom he was /a generous patron and a worthy example./ His body was flung on the shoar /and buried with others in the sands; /but being soon taken up was plac'd under this monument /which his Royall Mistress has caus'd to be erected /to commemorate /his steady loyalty and extraordinary vertues.
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