About: Maldonado's ship

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It is unknown when or how Maldonado obtained this ship, but it served as the flagship of his armada. One day, while sailing in the Caribbean, Maldonado's ship encountered a merchant vessel from England. Maldonado decided to attack a poorly armed ship, and the merchantman was quickly captured. After the battle, one of the passengers of the merchant ship, the young Englishman James Sterling, was tied to the anchor and thrown overboard by Maldonado himself.

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rdf:type	Ship
rdfs:label	Maldonado's ship
rdfs:comment	It is unknown when or how Maldonado obtained this ship, but it served as the flagship of his armada. One day, while sailing in the Caribbean, Maldonado's ship encountered a merchant vessel from England. Maldonado decided to attack a poorly armed ship, and the merchantman was quickly captured. After the battle, one of the passengers of the merchant ship, the young Englishman James Sterling, was tied to the anchor and thrown overboard by Maldonado himself.
Latest	Armada of the Damned
dcterms:subject	Spanish Royal Navy ships Ships of the line
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Port	Coasta Diabla
Affiliation	Spanish Royal Navy
Name	Unknown
Type	Ship of the Line
First	Armada of the Damned
Weapons	120(xsd:integer)
Captain	Maldonado
Owner	Spanish Royal Navy
abstract	It is unknown when or how Maldonado obtained this ship, but it served as the flagship of his armada. One day, while sailing in the Caribbean, Maldonado's ship encountered a merchant vessel from England. Maldonado decided to attack a poorly armed ship, and the merchantman was quickly captured. After the battle, one of the passengers of the merchant ship, the young Englishman James Sterling, was tied to the anchor and thrown overboard by Maldonado himself.
is Ships of	Maldonado

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