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Edward VI rescues Elizabeth I
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| Caption | Edward VI rescues Elizabeth I. When King Edward was twelve years old he was involved in a dramatic incident in which he saved the life of his half sister, Elizabeth. One day Elizabeth insisted on mounting her brother's horse. The animal dashed away in the direction of the River Thames, leapt over a well and plunged into the water. Edward immediately jumped on another horse and galloped in pursuit. He rode the horse into the river and managed to rescue Elizabeth. Original artwork for Look and Learn issue no 1003 (30 May 1981). |
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| Creator | Clive Uptton, English (1911–2006) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Edward VI Elizabeth I Elizabeth the First Queen Elizabeth I King Edward VI horse moat Thames Tudors rescue bravery half sister half brother help rescues Clive Uptton |
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| A005339 | Hi-res: 3,464 x 4,619 pixels Lo-res: 866 x 1,155 pixels |
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