First Battle of Cape Finisterre

1747 battle. 

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Atlantic campaign of 1806 – Battle of Cape Finisterre – Battle of Cape Finisterre – Battle of Cape Finisterre – Dutch–Moroccan War – Dutch–Portuguese War – Quasi-War – War of the Austrian Succession – War of the Castilian Succession – 

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1601-01-01T00:00:00Z

Dutch–Portuguese War 1601

1595-02-01T00:00:00Z

Raleigh's El Dorado Expedition 1595

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Admiral Anson’s Action off Cape Finisterre 1747, by Samuel Scott - Tate Gallery

Bataille du cap Ortegal mai 1747 image et texte

Bataille du cap Ortegal mai 1747 panorama du combat

Capture of the Glorioso 59604 2-1

Carte des opérations navales en 1747 dans l'Atlantique

Chevalier de Saint-George of Invincible surrenders his sword to Admiral Anson after the battle

Invincible 74 canons capture en 1747 au cap Ortegal

John Boydell, 1748 - An exact view of the 'Gloire', a Man of War taken at the First Battle of Cape Finisterre, 3 May 1747 apmi0077-10

John Boydell, 1748 - An exact view of the 'Terrible', a Man of War taken at the First Battle of Cape Finisterre, 3 May 1747 apmi0078-09

John Boydell, 1750 - An Exact view of HMS 'Intrepid' late the 'Serieux' - French Men of War taken 3 May 1747 and royal yacht 'Carolina' apmi0079l-07

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-06

John Boydell, 1750 - Exact stern view of the 'Jason', on the other headview of 'Ruby' and in middle 'Diamond' French ships taken 3 May 1747 apmi0071-03

John Boydell, 1750 - Exact-stern views of 'Invincible', 'Ruby' and 'Isis' (late the 'Dimant') three of the French Men of War taken 3 May 1747 apmi0069l-01

Naval battle at Cape Finisterre, 1747 RCIN 730112

Samuel Scott - Vice Admiral Sir George Anson's Victory off Cape Finisterre - Google Art Project

Trois des vaisseaux francais captures en mai 1747

Vice Admiral Sir George Anson's Victory off Cape Finisterre by Samuel Scott 1749

View of Portsmouth Harbour with Admiral Anson returning with the Captured French Fleet, England, 1747, oil on canvas - Shugborough Hall - Staffordshire, England - DSC00446

View of Portsmouth Harbour with Admiral Anson returning with the Captured French Fleet, England, 1747, oil on canvas - Shugborough- Shugborough Hall - Staffordshire, England - DSC00448

Ruby (renamed HMS Rubis), Diamond (renamed HMS Isis) and Jason, three of the six French ships of war, taken by the British Fleet 3 May 1747 under the command of Lord Anson]] and Sir Peter Warren.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
war	1601	Dutch–Portuguese War	naval warfare, Eighty Years' War, colonial war		Wikidata
war	1595	Raleigh's El Dorado Expedition	Anglo-Spanish War, military expedition		Wikidata
image		Admiral Anson’s Action off Cape Finisterre 1747, by Samuel Scott - Tate Gallery			Wikimedia
image	1747	Bataille du cap Ortegal mai 1747 image et texte			Wikimedia
image	1747	Bataille du cap Ortegal mai 1747 panorama du combat			Wikimedia
image	1748	Capture of the Glorioso 59604 2-1			Wikimedia
image	1929	Carte des opérations navales en 1747 dans l'Atlantique			Wikimedia
image	2012	Chevalier de Saint-George of Invincible surrenders his sword to Admiral Anson after the battle			Wikimedia
image	1747	Invincible 74 canons capture en 1747 au cap Ortegal			Wikimedia
image		John Boydell, 1748 - An exact view of the 'Gloire', a Man of War taken at the First Battle of Cape Finisterre, 3 May 1747 apmi0077-10			Wikimedia
image		John Boydell, 1748 - An exact view of the 'Terrible', a Man of War taken at the First Battle of Cape Finisterre, 3 May 1747 apmi0078-09			Wikimedia
image		John Boydell, 1750 - An Exact view of HMS 'Intrepid' late the 'Serieux' - French Men of War taken 3 May 1747 and royal yacht 'Carolina' apmi0079l-07			Wikimedia
image		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-06			Wikimedia
image		John Boydell, 1750 - Exact stern view of the 'Jason', on the other headview of 'Ruby' and in middle 'Diamond' French ships taken 3 May 1747 apmi0071-03			Wikimedia
image		John Boydell, 1750 - Exact-stern views of 'Invincible', 'Ruby' and 'Isis' (late the 'Dimant') three of the French Men of War taken 3 May 1747 apmi0069l-01			Wikimedia
image		Naval battle at Cape Finisterre, 1747 RCIN 730112			Wikimedia
image		Samuel Scott - Vice Admiral Sir George Anson's Victory off Cape Finisterre - Google Art Project			Wikimedia
image	1750	Trois des vaisseaux francais captures en mai 1747			Wikimedia
image		Vice Admiral Sir George Anson's Victory off Cape Finisterre by Samuel Scott 1749			Wikimedia
image	2016	View of Portsmouth Harbour with Admiral Anson returning with the Captured French Fleet, England, 1747, oil on canvas - Shugborough Hall - Staffordshire, England - DSC00446			Wikimedia
image	2016	View of Portsmouth Harbour with Admiral Anson returning with the Captured French Fleet, England, 1747, oil on canvas - Shugborough- Shugborough Hall - Staffordshire, England - DSC00448			Wikimedia
image	1750	Ruby (renamed HMS Rubis), Diamond (renamed HMS Isis) and Jason, three of the six French ships of war, taken by the British Fleet 3 May 1747 under the command of Lord Anson] and Sir Peter Warren.]			Wikimedia

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