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The Great Flood of 1607
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The Great Flood of 1607
Season: 5 Episode: 28
In the dead of winter, on January 30, 1607, the tranquil waters of the Bristol Channel turned into a merciless killer. It began with whispers of an impending catastrophe, dismissed by many as mere superstition. But as dusk fell, a monstrous surge swept through the low-lying villages, engulfing everything in its path. Find out more about a natural disaster that resulted in the United Kingdom's largest loss of life from a sudden natural disaster in the past 500 years.
CAST
Flood Description - Molly Jefferies
William Jones -Joe Wilson
Adam Wyatt - Steve Sheperd
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SOURCES
THE AD 1607 COASTAL FLOOD IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL AND SEVERN ESTUARY: HISTORICAL RECORDS FROM DEVON AND CORNWALL (UK) by Simon K. Haslett1 and Edward A. Bryant2 (2004)
National Center for Biotechnology Information
Chopsy Bristol
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