Glorioso

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Q61770223

ship of the line (1740)
see also Glorioso

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1740 ship of the line, Royal Shipyard of Havana, War of Jenkins' Ear, Spanish Navy, Spain, 

Glorioso 1747.jpg


1747-07-25T00:00:00Z
Voyage of the Glorioso
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A view of the Prince Frederick privateer with the King George engaging the Gloriosa, October 8th 1748 CSK 2001A view of the Prince Frederick privateer with the King George engaging the Gloriosa, October 8th 1748 CSK 2001
Capture of the Glorioso 59604 2-1Capture of the Glorioso 59604 2-1
Capture of the Glorioso 59604-1Capture of the Glorioso 59604-1
Capture of the Glorioso Digitalizar0002Capture of the Glorioso Digitalizar0002
Charles Brooking (1723-1759) - The Capture of the `Glorioso`, 8 October 1747 - BHC0371 - Royal Museums GreenwichCharles Brooking (1723-1759) - The Capture of the 'Glorioso', 8 October 1747 - BHC0371 - Royal Museums Greenwich
Glorioso1747Glorioso1747
Glorioso 1747Glorioso 1747
Glorioso DarmouthGlorioso Darmouth
John Boydell, 1748 - Exact view of `Glorioso`, a Spanish Man of War taken by HMS `Russel` 9 October 1747 apmi0076l-02John Boydell, 1748 - Exact view of 'Glorioso', a Spanish Man of War taken by HMS 'Russel' 9 October 1747 apmi0076l-02
John Boydell, 1750 - Exact Stern View of the `Glorioso`, a Spanish Man of War, taken by HMS `Russel`, In the middle the `Jason`, on the left the Gloire, two of the six French ships taken May 1747 apmi0074l-06John Boydell, 1750 - Exact Stern View of the 'Glorioso', a Spanish Man of War, taken by HMS 'Russel', In the middle the 'Jason', on the left the Gloire, two of the six French ships taken May 1747 apmi0074l-06
The Capture of the `Glorioso`, 8 October 1747The Capture of the 'Glorioso', 8 October 1747
The Glorioso, A spanish 74 Gun Ship; Captured by the Russell, Captain Buckle, in September 1747 RMG PU0253The Glorioso, A spanish 74 Gun Ship; Captured by the Russell, Captain Buckle, in September 1747 RMG PU0253
The King George Disabled... LACMA 44.12The King George Disabled... LACMA 44.12
The King George disabled, and other Privateers in chase, with the Appearance of His Majesty`s Ship the Russell at the time the Dartmouth was blown up, engaging the Gloriosa Octr 9th 1748The King George disabled, and other Privateers in chase, with the Appearance of His Majesty's Ship the Russell at the time the Dartmouth was blown up, engaging the Gloriosa Octr 9th 1748
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linkGoogle Knowledge entry@Wikidata
linkDrachinifel article@Wikidata
incidentVoyage of the Glorioso1747Wikidata
imageA view of the Prince Frederick privateer with the King George engaging the Gloriosa, October 8th 1748 CSK 2001Wikimedia
imageCapture of the Glorioso 59604 2-11748Wikimedia
imageCapture of the Glorioso 59604-11748Wikimedia
imageCapture of the Glorioso Digitalizar00021748Wikimedia
imageCharles Brooking (1723-1759) - The Capture of the 'Glorioso', 8 October 1747 - BHC0371 - Royal Museums GreenwichWikimedia
imageGlorioso1747Wikimedia
imageGlorioso 1747Wikimedia
imageGlorioso Darmouth1891Wikimedia
imageJohn Boydell, 1748 - Exact view of 'Glorioso', a Spanish Man of War taken by HMS 'Russel' 9 October 1747 apmi0076l-02Wikimedia
imageJohn Boydell, 1750 - Exact Stern View of the 'Glorioso', a Spanish Man of War, taken by HMS 'Russel', In the middle the 'Jason', on the left the Gloire, two of the six French ships taken May 1747 apmi0074l-06Wikimedia
imageThe Capture of the 'Glorioso', 8 October 17472013Wikimedia
imageThe Glorioso, A spanish 74 Gun Ship; Captured by the Russell, Captain Buckle, in September 1747 RMG PU0253Wikimedia
imageThe King George Disabled... LACMA 44.12Wikimedia
imageThe King George disabled, and other Privateers in chase, with the Appearance of His Majesty's Ship the Russell at the time the Dartmouth was blown up, engaging the Gloriosa Octr 9th 17481753Wikimedia
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