About: British galleon

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It is unknown when or where this ship was built. However, she was operating in the Caribbean Sea as part of the British Royal Navy during the early 18th century. At some point in time, the ship was chased and captured by the pirate ship Nemesis, captained by the infamous James Sterling.

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rdf:type	Ship
rdfs:label	British galleon
rdfs:comment	It is unknown when or where this ship was built. However, she was operating in the Caribbean Sea as part of the British Royal Navy during the early 18th century. At some point in time, the ship was chased and captured by the pirate ship Nemesis, captained by the infamous James Sterling.
Latest	Armada of the Damned
dcterms:subject	Galleons British Royal Navy ships
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Port	Unknown
Affiliation	British Royal Navy
Name	Unknown
Type	Galleon
First	Armada of the Damned
Fate	Captured by the Nemesis
Weapons	28(xsd:integer)
Captain	Unknown
Owner	British Royal Navy
abstract	It is unknown when or where this ship was built. However, she was operating in the Caribbean Sea as part of the British Royal Navy during the early 18th century. At some point in time, the ship was chased and captured by the pirate ship Nemesis, captained by the infamous James Sterling.

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