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Christopher Carleill (c. 1551 – 1593) was an
English military and
naval commander. Born
about 1551, he was the son of
Alexander Carleill,
citizen and vintner...
- History,
Religion and Culture, Routledge, 2018, pp. 33-52.
Sidney Lee, "
Carleill,
Robert (fl. 1619)", rev.
Reavley Gair (Oxford, UK: OUP, 2004) Retrieved...
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Drake in
command of twenty-one
ships with 1,800
soldiers under Christopher Carleill. He
first attacked Vigo in
Spain and held the
place for two w****s ransoming...
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after midnight on 1
January 1586
Drake arrived off the
Bajos de Haina, and
Carleill and his
soldiers landed on the
beach which wasn't guarded. The path through...
- Earl of
Nithsdale was a
title in the
Peerage of Scotland. It was
created in 1620 for
Robert Maxwell, 9th Lord Maxwell, with
remainder to
heirs male. He...
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widow of wine
merchant Alexander Carleill. Anne died two
years later leaving her son
Christopher Carleill in Walsingham's care. In 1566, Walsingham...
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Robert Carliell or
Carleill (died c. 1622) was an
English didactic poet. A
Londoner and a
leather seller, he is
remembered mainly for a
defence in verse...
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Spanish positions a
battery of four
heavy guns
covered the approaches, and
Carleill could see the two
Spanish galleys moving into position. At
least 300 Spanish...
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Anthony Powell, one of
Carleill's officers, was
killed in the
opening shots as he
tried to ****ault the outskirts.
Carleill's men then
charged all the...
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together with Sir
Humphrey Gilbert, Sir
Richard Grenville, and
Christopher Carleill,
petitioned the
queen to
allow them an
expedition into
unknown lands. In...
