Explore the dramatic last moments of historical figures in this captivating video. From Marie Antoinette’s accidental misstep on the guillotine stairs, uttering a polite apology, to Mary Queen of Scots granting forgiveness to her executioners, witness the poignant interactions before their fateful ends.
Irish politician Robert Childers faced his firing squad with a request, “Take a step forward, lads, it will be easier that way.” His honorable demise, coupled with a poignant promise to his son, adds a layer of depth to this tale of courage.
Delve into the clash between Henry VII and Saint Thomas Moore, where Moore, facing his impending execution, cleverly ensures his beard doesn’t offend the king before the ax falls. These stories unveil the resilience and unique moments that defined their final chapters.
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Famous last words spoken to executioners often reveal remarkable courage and wit the last words spoken by French Queen Marie Antoinette as she ascended the steps to the guillotine and accidentally stepped on The Executioner’s foot were pardon me mure I did not do it on purpose Mary Queen of Scott’s
Executioners knelt before her and They begged for the Queen’s forgiveness she replied I forgive you with all my heart I hope you shall make an end of all my troubles Irish politician Robert Childers told his firing squad take a step forward Lads it will be easier that
Way he died with honor making his son promise to shake the hand of every judge who signed his death sentence and Henry iith condemned St Thomas Moore to death for not accepting the church’s Supremacy as the Executioner lifted his ax Moore asked him to wait and carefully laid his
Beard away from the blade saying this has not offended the king then the axe fell these last words a testament to their character live on in history
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Henry VIII, not Henry VII