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Scoresby's escape
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| Caption | William Scoresby had many adventures while whaling in the Arctic, but his most serious demise happened when he was a young man. While serving aboard a government ship he was captured by the Spanish and thrown into jail. Undeterred, William and his shipmates bided their time until the guards dozed in the sun, then overpowered them and fled to the safety of Gibraltar. Original artwork for illustration on p17 of Look and Learn issue no. 533. |
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| Creator | James Edwin McConnell, English (1903–95) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | William Scoresby escape sailors guards off guard Spanish gaol Scoresby James E McConnell James Edwin McConnell |
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