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galleons. One of the
largest and most
famous of
Portuguese galleons was the São João
Baptista (nicknamed Botafogo, "Spitfire"), a 1,000-ton
galleon built...
- descent). The
galleons were
state vessels and thus the cost of
their construction and
upkeep was
borne by the
Spanish Crown. The
galleons mostly carried...
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Manila galleons, the 17th to 19th
century trade route between Manila in the
Philippines and
Acapulco in present-day
Mexico Galleon Group, a hedge...
- This is a list of a few of the
carracks and
galleons that
served under the
Spanish Crowns in the
period 1410-1639; note that
Castile and
Aragon were separate...
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- shipbuilders,
Richard Chapman,
Peter Pett and
Mathew Baker from 1570 were
galleons of a "race-built" design. The
description derived from
their "raced" or...
- The
Galleon Group was one of the
largest hedge fund
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- The
Ghost Galleon also
known as El
buque maldito, is a 1974
Spanish horror film
written and
directed by
Amando de
Ossorio and
starring Jack Taylor. It...
- "Battle
Galleons -
Explore - Your
premier Alton Towers guide". TowersStreet.
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- San José was a 64-gun, three-masted
galleon of the
Spanish Armada de la
Guardia de la
Carrera de las Indias. It was
launched in 1698 and sank in battle...
