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Follow the feud between two aristocratic brothers in early 19th Bristol which results in a heinous murder on board the HMS Ruby, the subsequent hanging of the instigator and perpetrators and the gibbeting of one of the Irish sailors who actually did the dirty work.
Made for UWE/Regional History Centre by SATSYMPH
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