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Chapter 10: The Crossing

Scene 1: The ships set sail

William leads his army to the boats; they embark and set sail.

Chapter 9: Planning The Invasion - Scene 3: Loading the ships
Chapter 9: Planning The Invasion
Scene 3: Loading the ships
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Chapter 10: The Crossing - Scene 2: William’s ship
Chapter 10: The Crossing
Scene 2: William’s ship

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