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Cabot's Bristol (1997) | Slate

Cabot's Bristol

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Cabot's Bristol

The fantastic story of John Cabot's voyage of discovery in The Matthew, plus the extraordinary story of Bristol's maritime history from Cabot to Brunel and the S.S. Great Britain and much more, brought to life by Bristol's own TV star, comic actor Tony Robinson.

Released: 1997
Runtime: 42m
Genres: Documentary
Language: English

Direction and writing

Martin WeitzDirector

Kate WithersWriter

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Tony Robinson

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