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He was buried in a lead coffin at sea near Portobello. Now divers continue to look for the body.

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According to the latest research as of 2008 in Garry Gitzen's "Francis Drake in Nehalem Bay 1579, Setting the Historical Record Straight", Drake never set foot in what we know today as California. The California landing story was made-up by false claims of a fake plate of brass that was supposedly left by Drake and ignoring previous scholarly research by Zelia Nuttall and 16th century maps by Hondius and Van Sype.

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Unfortunately, no record of the cause of her death exists today.

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yes.

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Because he sailed around the world looking for ships to raid and he was a very explorative man. He would show no mercy to any oncoming ships.

The years between 1485 and 1603 in English history is called the Tudor period because this was the time when the Tudor dynasty were Kings and Queens of England. Sir Francis Drake lived during this period (1540-1596) so he is called a Tudor explorer.

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becaused he robbed people and places

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Yes he was rich but when he was a kid he was very poor. The reason he got rich is because he found like five thousand dollars in money in an abandoned ship and had a ship made partially out of gold.

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joseph simard and Alexa dufrene

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Tuesday

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sir francis drake began his journey around the world in plymouth, england.

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He of dysentery on the 27th January 1596.

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The Golden Hind did sink, it sank in 1988 on November 5th.

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Actually the Spanish called him the Dragon because they seen him as a fearless Pirate!
The Master Thief and El Draque
The Spanish gave him the name "El Draque" which means "The Dragon."

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Depois de fazer loguin, porque é que não consigo vizualizar a página do Facebook?

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No he was not.

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April 17 1540

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According to Anglo history, Sir Francis Drake died of dysentery on January 27, 1596, aged 55 while anchored off the coast of Puerto Bello, Panama after an unsuccessful campaign against the Spanish. He was buried at sea in a lead coffin, near Puerto Bello. According to Spanish history, he committed suicide rather than being taken captive by the Spanish.

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The privateer and slaver Francis Drake in 1580, in the 'Pelican', renamed the 'Golden Hind'. He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I for his efforts and, as Sir Francis Drake, he defeated the Spanish Armada.

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Stutter

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sir francis was playing a match of bowling and he preferred to finish it before they got ready and its a fact!

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The Philippines, new Spain and Baja California.

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