After Christian IV learned that his American prisoner, Eddie Cantrell, fabricated his "secret agent" circumlocutions, he angrily punished him for his deceits and sentenced Cantrell to be imprisoned in Blåtårn. When the USE Navy threatened Copenhagen and demanded surrender from a stubborn Christian, Admiral John Simpson decided to bombard the Blåtårn, not knowing that Cantrell was imprisoned there. Luckily, Cantrell escaped through the intervention of Christian's daughter Anne Cathrine before the Blue Tower was destroyed.
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| - After Christian IV learned that his American prisoner, Eddie Cantrell, fabricated his "secret agent" circumlocutions, he angrily punished him for his deceits and sentenced Cantrell to be imprisoned in Blåtårn. When the USE Navy threatened Copenhagen and demanded surrender from a stubborn Christian, Admiral John Simpson decided to bombard the Blåtårn, not knowing that Cantrell was imprisoned there. Luckily, Cantrell escaped through the intervention of Christian's daughter Anne Cathrine before the Blue Tower was destroyed.
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| - After Christian IV learned that his American prisoner, Eddie Cantrell, fabricated his "secret agent" circumlocutions, he angrily punished him for his deceits and sentenced Cantrell to be imprisoned in Blåtårn. When the USE Navy threatened Copenhagen and demanded surrender from a stubborn Christian, Admiral John Simpson decided to bombard the Blåtårn, not knowing that Cantrell was imprisoned there. Luckily, Cantrell escaped through the intervention of Christian's daughter Anne Cathrine before the Blue Tower was destroyed.
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