- (1597).
Verhael vande reyse by de
Hollandtsche schepen (in Dutch).
Middelburgh: Langhenes. ISBN 9780141926230. OCLC 225344915. Leupe, P. (1868). De...
- The
Middelburg Bastion (Dutch:
Bastion Middelburgh) was one of nine
bastions of A Famosa, in
Malacca City, Malacca,
Malaysia located at the
mouth of Malacca...
- of the
absolute importance of
keeping the sea free of
pirates bitwixe Middelburgh and
Orewelle ("between
Middelburg and Orwell", the
latter referring to...
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Zeehond (advice) ?
Anteunis Matthijszoon Zwaluw (advice) 6
Karel de
Ritter Middelburgh (fireship) ?
Willem Meerman Prinsje (fireship) ?
Cornelis Ewout Hoop...
- by
English Puritans from
Connecticut and M****achusetts. They
named it
Middelburgh ('Middleburgh')
after the
capital of the
Dutch province of Zeeland, which...
- Middelburg, also
written as
Middelburgh, was an 18th-century East
Indiaman of the
Dutch East
India Company.
Middelburg was a
merchant ship and went to...
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Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
Linoleumville is now Travis,
Staten Island.
Middelburgh became Newtown, and is now Elmhurst, Queens. Midwout, also
known as Vlackebos...
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Retrieved 18 June 2014. Goedaert, J. (1660),
Metamorphosis naturalis.
Middelburgh:
Jaques Fierens (p. 47). Beelen, H., & Van der Sijs, N. (2018). Natneus...
- 106°41′32″E / 5.973889°S 106.692222°E / -5.973889; 106.692222
Named Middelburgh during the
colonial period,
after the
Dutch city.
Rambut ("hair") Island...
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Conquest of Trujillo. The
ships Fama,
Middelburgh,
Goude Leeuw, Zutphen, Otter, Brack,
Nachtegaal and
Gyselingh are depicted....
