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... fleet , which after the junction of twenty - two Dutch ships , consisted of 150 sail , with about 14,000 men on board , cast anchor in the Bay of Cadiz , June 20th . On the following day , after an obstinate contest of some hours ' dura ...
... fleet , which after the junction of twenty - two Dutch ships , consisted of 150 sail , with about 14,000 men on board , cast anchor in the Bay of Cadiz , June 20th . On the following day , after an obstinate contest of some hours ' dura ...
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... fleets of both nations were defeated by the elements . The Ade- lantado of Castile , on sailing from Ferrol , was caught in a terrible storm , which dispersed and damaged his fleet . On again collect- ing his ships , instead of ...
... fleets of both nations were defeated by the elements . The Ade- lantado of Castile , on sailing from Ferrol , was caught in a terrible storm , which dispersed and damaged his fleet . On again collect- ing his ships , instead of ...
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... fleet from the remnant of the Catalan marine . Ten years more and Barcelona had a consul neither at Tunis nor ... fleets in the Ionian Sea in 1538 , the alliance between Sultan Davila , Felipe III . an . 1619 , ap . Ranke , ibid . S. 417 ...
... fleet from the remnant of the Catalan marine . Ten years more and Barcelona had a consul neither at Tunis nor ... fleets in the Ionian Sea in 1538 , the alliance between Sultan Davila , Felipe III . an . 1619 , ap . Ranke , ibid . S. 417 ...
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... fleets of forty or fifty large ships , and an army of thirty thousand men . In short , the foreign commerce of Holland grew so large as quite to overshadow that of England , and to ex- cite the jealousy of our merchants and adventurers ...
... fleets of forty or fifty large ships , and an army of thirty thousand men . In short , the foreign commerce of Holland grew so large as quite to overshadow that of England , and to ex- cite the jealousy of our merchants and adventurers ...
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... fleet in the western waters of the Mediterranean , effected through the influence of the French am- bassador at Constantinople . Under these circumstances nego- tiations were begun . In order to retain the Marquisate of Sa- luzzo ...
... fleet in the western waters of the Mediterranean , effected through the influence of the French am- bassador at Constantinople . Under these circumstances nego- tiations were begun . In order to retain the Marquisate of Sa- luzzo ...
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