Nelson — Loss of Eye at Calvi 1794
Generated illustration. Not a historical photograph. A night harbour under a high island. Not a Calvi portrait and not a siege plan.
Overview
The wound is already on Nelson Horatio — Biography Overview. At Calvi in 1794 Nelson Horatio — Biography Overview was blinded in the right eye by flying debris.1
The Wound
This note covers that 1794 wound only. A day-of-month, a battery, Corsican campaign narrative, and siege works stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE.
The same blind right eye is the one he put a telescope to at the Battle of Copenhagen 1801 — Overview. That object is on Telescope — Copenhagen 2 April 1801.2
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- Nelson Horatio — Biography Overview
- Telescope — Copenhagen 2 April 1801
- Nelson — Loss of Arm at Tenerife 1797
- Bastia Landing — 4 April 1794 — 4 April landing only
- Calvi Wounded-List Omission — wounded-list omission only
- Calvi Sick-List — 150 in Beds — 150 / fifty only
- Calvi Lion Sun — Half Sick — lion sun / 2000 half sick only
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Footnotes
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Blinded in the right eye by flying debris at Calvi 1794: Nelson Horatio — Biography Overview. ↩
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Blind right eye used at Copenhagen: Battle of Copenhagen 1801 — Overview. Do not invent a day-of-month, a battery, or siege works. Do not recopy spoken lines. ↩