-
while galleons were
mostly under 500 tons,
although the
Manila galleons were to
reach up to 2,000 tons. With the
introduction of the
galleon in Portuguese...
- term "Manila
galleon" can also
refer to the
trade route itself between Acapulco and
Manila that was
operational from 1565 to 1815. The
galleons sailed the...
- "Battle
Galleons -
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their own
galleons to
counter the
Spanish threat. Thus, the Met's
calligram was
likely created in
honor of the
commissioning of new
galleons into the Ottoman...
- shipbuilders,
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Galleon Group was one of the
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management firms in the world,
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before closing in
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