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Was this iconic Irish figure a thieving pirate or a freedom fighter? View this email [in your browser]( [neanderthals]( [A thieving pirate – or a freedom fighter? Why not both? ​]( Grace O'Malley was chieftain of Ireland’s O’Malley clan, the Queen of the Kingdom of Umaill, a seafarer, a pirate, and a fearless leader who challenged the turbulent politics of 16th century England and Ireland. Irish legends have immortalized Grace as a courageous woman who overcame boundaries of gender imbalance and bias to fight for the independence of Ireland and protect it against the English crown. But to the English, she was considered a thieving pirate who controlled the coastlines through intimidation and plunder. So, who was she really? In this webinar, we trace back the 70 dramatic years of Grace’s life from her rise to power to her daring charisma that made her leader of an army of 200 men, her life as a feared and respected pirate, her capture and fall to poverty, her bold meeting with Queen Elizabeth I, and her surprising ultimate fate. We piece together the story of a woman who has become one of the most important figures of Irish folklore, a hero of legendary status. But behind the legends and the tales, this webinar aims to reveal the real Grace O’Malley, not only a notorious pirate, but an intrepid mariner, a political tactician, a wife, lover, mother, grandmother, and matriarch—and a powerful leader who played a unique role in history. [image001_26]( [Watch: The Formidable Grace O'Malley: Fierce Pirate or Irish Freedom Fighter?]( This exclusive recording is just one of the Ancient Origins webinars which reveals hidden stories from the past. You can watch it [here]( or treat yourself to a Silver or Gold [Ancient Origins Premium Membership]( which provides you with access to our Monthly Free Live Webinars by experts who guide you through their groundbreaking new research and insights into ancient history and mysteries. There’s a new addition to our [extensive video archive]( every month, so you’re sure to find many fascinating, entertaining, and thought-provoking presentations. Sign up for an [Ancient Origins Premium Membership today]( and discover new information about the ancient past. You may even solve one of history’s mysteries yourself! [Sign Me Up Now!]( See you on Premium! [signature(1)] [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Website]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Report spam]( You have received this email because you have subscribed to [Ancient-Origins.net](. Copyright © 2022 [Stella Novus Limited]( - [Ancient Origins]( Sent with [ActiveTrail]( software

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