The Hermione, a former French warship with a message of peace
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The Hermione is a 47-metre-high, 65-metre-long replica of the frigate that left French waters in 1780, taking the young Marquis de Lafayette to America where he would help George Washington defeat the British in the War of Independence. After one year sailing across the Atlantic, the Hermione has been touring parts of the Mediterranean. Her crew is made up of volunteers from 34 different countries, who have learned the values of discipline and working as a team. Our reporters went on board.
A programme prepared by Patrick Lovett and Wassim Cornet.
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The French produced a Masterpiece there... Respect ✊ from the U.K. 🇬🇧 (So much so our ancestors thought so too and went so far as to draw up the ships plans... By the French losing a ship in the past to the British we have gained in the present, thanks to the sincere admiration of an opponent respecting their oppositions master craftsmanship... How the Universe unfolds is a wonder to behold.
The English used to say: The best ship in the world is an English crew on a French ship!
Wind stream straight tide 🌊
Sad that you cannot even have video like this without the political bs.
I'm figurer about 34 million Globale ! It takes self discipline to sail one vessel yet from thé over easlezer of impiety in woman today ! No greater are thé works yet greater is thé witness ! I Hope this help you in clairities per row of Rhône
Please somebody tell me how many ships did the people in Africa send out to rescue the slaves that were taken into slavery in the west and in Europe
You mean, how many Indigenous canoes went chasing the three mast giant European ships? Not sure. I'm sure some did though, not that it would have helped.
Maria Schicklgruber 8,386
They were just trying to catch up so they could get on board