Torquay
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Richard I—the world’s greatest kidnapping….?
Anjou, Austria, Berengaria, Blondel, Corfu, Crusades, Durnstein Castle, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Emperor Henry VI, excommunication, Fontevraud Abbey, Henry III. kidnapping, hostages, John, Leopold of Austria, Phillip Augustus, Pope, Richard I, Saladin, Torquay, Torre Abbey, William Brewer, William StubbsWhat links Richard I with Torquay? Well, it seems that when the king was captured and ransomed in Austria, one of those sent to negotiate for him was a certain very unpopular William Brewer, who was local to Torquay, a major landholder, administrator and judge in England during the reigns of Richard I, King John…
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… is another song by the Legendary Ten Seconds about the Salvation Army in Torquay. It is available to download as a further example of their music, although set rather more recently than usual.
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This is another Legendary Ten Seconds production, principally about the ancient building in Torquay, but it is one track on an album about the wider history of Torbay. Torre Abbey, which dated from about 1096, was dissolved without significant resistance in 1539 and is principally an art gallery as well as part of the Agatha…
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PRESS RELEASE Photograph TOWTON 1461 BY THE LEGENDARY TEN SECONDS RELEASE DATE ON ITUNES AND AMAZON 29th MARCH 2016 ARTWORK PAINTED BY GRAHAM MOORES RECORDED AT ROCK LEE AND RAINBOW STARSHINE STUDIOS IN TORBAY BY IAN CHURCHWARD AND LORD ZARQUON OF THE LEGENDARY TEN SECONDS YORK’S WHITE ROSE AND LANCASTER’S RED THE WHITE…