Nelson's Battles in 3D: Trafalgar

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  @EpichistoryTv · 1 year ago · pinned

  Here it is, the epic climax to our Nelson&apos;s Battles series - the huge Battle of Trafalgar! Don’t forget, if you want to watch all our videos first, and ad-free, come and join us at Nebula, with 40% off an annual subscription using our link: <a href="https://go.nebula.tv/EpicHistory">https://go.nebula.tv/EpicHistory</a>.<br><br>A huge thank you to all our Patreon supporters. Get exclusive production updates, votes on future topics, as well as ad-free, early access to all our new videos by signing up here: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/EpicHistoryTV">https://www.patreon.com/EpicHistoryTV</a>.<br><br>Thank you for watching. As always, let us know your highlight of the series in the comments!

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  @Drachinifel · 1 year ago

  It was a pleasure to help out with this!

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  @W1gglePuppy · 1 year ago (edited)

  300 iq move from Villeneuve, if there&apos;s no fleet to command he can&apos;t be replaced!<br><br>Edit, i shall use the visibility to say LIKE 👍 the video you filthy animals! We all loved it, help them out!

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  @DeadlyLazer · 1 year ago

  How insanely badass is it to be buried inside a coffin made from &nbsp;an enemy flagship he himself defeated in battle

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  @michaelpfister1283 · 9 months ago

  3 knots closing speed.... &nbsp; It is impossible to really comprehend just how LONG these actions took. &nbsp;Great illustrations. &nbsp;🙂

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  @linz6139 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV-0f4NfQ60&amp;t=1862">31:02</a>: You had me at &quot;We promise to continue to use a skilled team of humans&quot;. What a breath of fresh air, this is. &nbsp;Thank you, and I&apos;m so glad I&apos;ve come across this channel.

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  @Cobs3cor3fi3ld · 1 year ago

  Nelsons second in command, Cuthbert Collingwood would remain at sea for 5 years straight after Trafalgar. The navy badly needed someone of his expertise in the field and so denied his request to return home. He would die of cancer off the Spanish coast without ever seeing his home again. The royal navy really knew how to work its men to the bone!

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  @MrSteveK1138 · 1 year ago

  Epic History expects everyone to do their duty 🇬🇧

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  @ethanclifford4548 · 1 year ago

  Shout out to Charles Nove, something about the way he narrates these videos captivates me like nobody else can

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  @banjo9549 · 1 year ago

  Thanks for using real creators, those AI videos I&apos;ve had to stop showing them due to explaining incorrect imagery. Bravo zulu fellers

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  @thomaslbryant · 16 hours ago

  Thank you for your high quality, human-made content! Definitely a breath of fresh air with all the ai slop nowadays.

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  @Apollo890 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Nelson&apos;s coffin was carried into the cathedral by sailors from HMS Victory and covered with the Victory&apos;s battle stained ensign. After they laid the coffin down the sailors were supposed to fold up the ensign and lay it on Nelson&apos;s coffin. But instead (heedless of the assembled congregation of Royalty, Lords and ladies) they tore it up and stuffed the rags in their pockets in memory of their favourite Admiral.

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