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Campeche (Spanish pronunciation: [kamˈpetʃe] ;
Yucatec Maya:
Kaampech [ˈkàːmpetʃ]),
officially Estado Libre y
Soberano de
Campeche (English: Free and Sovereign...
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Haematoxylum campechianum (blackwood,
bloodwood tree, bluewood,
campeachy tree,
campeachy wood,
campeche logwood,
campeche wood,
Jamaica wood,
logwood or...
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Eighty Years' War. It
resulted in
various casualties, the
sacking of
Campeachy, and the
sacking and
burning of Trujillo. Consequently, this
villa was...
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Spanish Main of
Central America,
twice visiting the Bay of Campeche, or "
Campeachy" as it was then known, on the
north coast of Mexico. This led to his first...
- Jamaica ... and
considerable forces were
expected from Vera Cruz and
Campeachy ... and from
Porto Bello and
Cartagena to
rendezvous at St Jago of Cuba...
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Supplement to the
Voyage round the World,
together with the
Voyages to
Campeachy and the
Discourse on the
Trade Winds". The book
helped bring into public...
- the world, a
Supplement to the
Voyage round the world, Two
voyages to
Campeachy, a
Discourse of winds, a
Voyage to New Holland, and a Vindication, in...
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Thomas Bolling Robertson,
referred to them in his
correspondence as "
Campeachy" or "Siesta" chairs,
signifying his
understanding of
their Mexican origin...
- only
eight works are
positively attributed to him
through records: a "
Campeachy" (campeche) chair,
boxes made to hold
books Jefferson sold to Congress...
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shipping to
Spain some 200
tonnes of
logwood per annum, prin****lly via
Campeachy.
During this same decade,
English pirates, privateers, or
buccaneers are...
