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Did Queen Elizabeth sponsor sir Richard Hawkins?
what was the goverment of sir richard hawkins
Where did sir john Hawkins sail?
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What country did Sir John Hawkins sail for?
england
What country did sir Richard sail for?
England
What country did Sir Richard Grenville sail for?
England
Did Sir John Hawkins have any children?
Sir John Hawkins was an English naval administrator and commander who is considered a pioneer of the British slave trade. He had a son, Richard Hawkins, who also became a seaman and explorer.
When did sir Richard francis Burton FIRST SET sail?
africa
What lands did Sir Richard Hawkins discover?
Sir Richard Hawkins is known for exploring the Pacific coast of South America during his voyage in the early 17th century. He discovered lands such as present-day Chile, Ecuador, and the Galápagos Islands. Hawkins also ventured into the waters of the Philippines and Guam during his expedition.
What was Sir Richard Hawkins main Expedition and the reason for the trip and difficulties encountered and the results of this expedition?
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Is Richard Hawkins atheist agnostic or theist?
I think you may be referring to Richard Dawkins, a Biologist. He is a very outspoken atheist.
Who did sir Richard Greenville sail for?
Richard Greenville sailed for Sir Walter Raleigh (his cousin) to Roanoke in 1585 and left Lane there as governor. When he returned, he just missed the colonists having left for England with Drake's Raiding fleet.
Who were the Tudor explorers?
There a few Tudor explorers but there are two very famous Tudor explorers one SIR FRANCIS DRAKE two SIR WALTER RALEIGH.To the two above you have to add these, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Sir Richard Grenville, Sir John Hawkins, Sir Martin Frobisher, Sir Richard Hawkins, John Cabot, Sebastian Cabot and Henry Hudson.The most famous Tudor explorer was Sir Francis Drake. Perhaps the most recognised explorer, whilst discovering the New World alongside the Spanish, he in fact was encouraged by Elizabeth I to attack and harass Spanish shipping, rather successfully, which in turn delayed the Spanish Armada by a year.
