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Re: Early Spanish Fleet


April 26, 1998 at 13:59:58

In Reply to: Early Spanish Fleet
posted by Brian Macdonald on April 22, 1998 at 14:25:15

I read another version of the gold table. It seems that a large gold nugget was found in the shape of a dinner plate. As the story spread around, the nugget grew as large as a dinner plate and eventually, rumors spread that it was as big as a dinner table. The fleet of 32 caravels left Santo Domingo under the command of Antonio de Torres and his flagship, carrying the nugget (with Bobadilla on board), sank in a hurricane on July 4, 1502 in the Mona Passage


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Posted By: as-01-stp-ip-12.atlantic.net - 209.26.9.111 - April 26, 1998 at 13:59:58