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Binckes is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Jacob Binckes (1637–1677),
Dutch naval officer William Binckes (bapt. 1653–1712), English...
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William Binckes (bapt. 25 May 1653 – 19 June 1712) was an
English preacher and
sermon writer,
noted for his term as Dean of Lichfield.
Binckes was born...
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storage inside Fort
Sterreschans and
killed Jacob Binckes and many others. The
person Jacob Binckes and the
second battle at
Tobago served as
basis for...
- squadron, of six
ships from the
Admiralty of Amsterdam,
under Jacob Binckes.
Binckes who had
arrived earlier, had been sent out in December, with orders...
- by
Cornelis Evertsen the
Youngest of the
Admiralty of
Zeeland and
Jacob Binckes of the
Admiralty of
Amsterdam recaptured New York,
which had been English...
- Patrick). In 1673 (the
Swaenenburgh still his flagship),
along with
Jacob Binckes,
their combined squadron of nine
warships raided the
English and French...
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Archived from the
original on
January 27, 2021.
Retrieved February 16, 2021.
Binckes, Jeremy; Wing, Nick (March 22, 2010). "The Top 18
Immediate Effects Of...
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Truth and
Reconciliation Commission. 1996.
Retrieved 26
November 2021.
Binckes,
Robin (2018). Vlakplaas:
Apartheid Death Squads, 1979–1994. Pen and Sword...
- led by Vice
Admiral Cornelis Evertsen the
Youngest and
Commodore Jacob Binckes, then the
largest ever seen in America. They
chose Anthony Colve as governor...
