Drake, Sir Francis
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Didst thou not speak the name of Francis Drake—Sir Francis Drake?
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Drake, Sir Francis, an English navigator, born at Tavistock, in Devonshire, in 1539, or according to some authorities in 1545.
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Drake, Sir Francis, *iij bis, 117.
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Drake, Sir Francis, celibacy of, 158.
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Drake, Sir Francis, with Hawkins at Vera Cruz, 1-2; his raid on Panama, 3; his raiding expedition to the Pacific, 3-8; his attempt to find a north-east passage, 8-10.
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