HMS Hampshire

ship of the line of the Royal Navy

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1653 (see also HMS Hampshire, HMS Hampshire, HMS Hampshire, HMS Hampshire) object, ship of the line, Royal Navy, United Kingdom

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Beach and Van Ghent destroy six Barbary ships near Cape Spartel, Morocco, 17 August 1670 RMG BHC0298

Beach and van Ghent’s action, 1670, Beach and van Ghent pursuing six Algerine corsairs near Cape Spartel, 17-27 August 1670 RMG PY3914

HMS Hampshire (1653) - Beach and Van Ghent destroy six Barbary ships near Cape Spartel, Morocco, 17 August 1670 RMG BHC0298 (cropped)

Willem van de Velde the Younger (1633-1707) - The Destroying of Six Barbary Ships near Cape Spartel - RCIN 405224 - Royal Collection

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image		Beach and Van Ghent destroy six Barbary ships near Cape Spartel, Morocco, 17 August 1670 RMG BHC0298			Wikimedia
image		Beach and van Ghent’s action, 1670, Beach and van Ghent pursuing six Algerine corsairs near Cape Spartel, 17-27 August 1670 RMG PY3914			Wikimedia
image		HMS Hampshire (1653) - Beach and Van Ghent destroy six Barbary ships near Cape Spartel, Morocco, 17 August 1670 RMG BHC0298 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		Willem van de Velde the Younger (1633-1707) - The Destroying of Six Barbary Ships near Cape Spartel - RCIN 405224 - Royal Collection			Wikimedia