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AlanE: New page: SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir John Hawkins, was an English sea-captain. He sailed with Drake in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of t...

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New page: SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir John Hawkins, was an English sea-captain. He sailed with Drake in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of t...

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SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Drake]] in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.

He is known for a venture begun in 1593, inwhich he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his account of the expedition became a classic.

He later became a member of parliament (his grandfather had been mayor of Plymouth) but spent time fighting the corsairs off the Barbary coastand was still heavily involved with the navy when he died.

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 Sir '''Rickard Hawkins''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an [[English]] sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drake's 1585 [[West Indies]] expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
-He is known for a venture begun in 1593, in which he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in [[Lima]] and [[Spain]]. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
+He is known for a venture begun in 1593, in which he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]] and the [[Strait of Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of [[Valparaíso]] ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in [[Lima]] and [[Spain]]. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
 He later became a member of parliament (his grandfather had been mayor of [[Plymouth]]) but spent time fighting the corsairs off the Barbary coast and was still heavily involved with the navy when he died.
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 Sir '''Rickard Hawkins''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an [[English]] sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drake's 1585 [[West Indies]] expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
-He is known for a venture begun in 1593, in which he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
+He is known for a venture begun in 1593, in which he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in [[Lima]] and [[Spain]]. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
-He later became a member of parliament (his grandfather had been mayor of Plymouth) but spent time fighting the corsairs off the Barbary coast and was still heavily involved with the navy when he died.
+He later became a member of parliament (his grandfather had been mayor of [[Plymouth]]) but spent time fighting the corsairs off the Barbary coast and was still heavily involved with the navy when he died.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Hawkins, Richard}}
 [[Category: History]]
 [[Category: Age of Exploration]]

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-SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drake's 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
+Sir '''Rickard Hawkins''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an [[English]] sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drake's 1585 [[West Indies]] expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
-He is known for a venture begun in 1593, inwhich he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
+He is known for a venture begun in 1593, in which he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
 He later became a member of parliament (his grandfather had been mayor of Plymouth) but spent time fighting the corsairs off the Barbary coast and was still heavily involved with the navy when he died.
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Hawkins, Richard}}
 [[Category: History]]
 [[Category: Age of Exploration]]

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-SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
+SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drake's 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.
 He is known for a venture begun in 1593, inwhich he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.
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−	SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Drake]] in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.	+	SIR '''RICHARD HAWKINS''' (1562-1622), like his father, Sir [[John Hawkins]], was an English sea-captain. He sailed with [[Francis Drake]] in Drakes 1585 West Indies expedition, captained one of the Queen's ships during the Armada engagements, and was captain of a ship in his father's fleet in the Azores in 1590.

	He is known for a venture begun in 1593, inwhich he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.		He is known for a venture begun in 1593, inwhich he entered the [[Pacific]] via the [[Falkland Islands]]the Straits of [[Magellan]], attacked the Spanish settlement of Valparaiso ([[Chile]]) then fought his way up the [[South America]]n coast until captured. He was ransomed in 1603 after imprisonment in Lima and Spain. He was knighted on his return to England and his published account of the expedition became a classic.