130ft Adm Ship Guns Commander A Jaarsvelt 44 Johan van Galen N Eendracht 41 Cornelis Jacobsz de Boer A Vrede 44 Gideon de Wildt 128ft R Gelderland 40 Michiel Fransz van den Bergh A Vereenigde Provincien 40 Hendrick Claesz Swart A Campen 40 Joris van der Zaen Willem van der Zaen 125ft A Zon 40 Anthonis van Zalingen A Maan 40 David Jansz Bondt A Haarlem 40 Dirck Quirijnen Verveen A Zutphen 36 Jan Pietersz Uijttenhout A Maeght van Enchuijsen 34 Cornelis Tromp 120ft A Middelburg 30 Jeroen Adelaer N Kasteel van Medemblick 28 Gabriel Antheunissen Adriaen Houttuijn A Hollandia 32 Evert Anthoniszoon R Prinses Louise 36 Witte de With Abel Roelantsz Verboom A Prins Willem 28 Jan Jansz Boermans A Leeuwarden 34 Govert Reael A Amsterdam 30 Barent Dorrevelt R Dolphijn 32 Paulus van den Kerckhoff 116ft A Leiden 28 Cornelis Hola R Gorinchem 30 Jan van Nes R Rotterdam 30 Jan Aertsz Verhaeff R Dordrecht 26 Sier de Lieffde 112ft A Gelderland 28 Cornelis van Velsen A Overijssel 28 Jan van Campen 109ft R Gelderland 24 Aert Jansz van Nes de Jonge Boer Jaep R Utrecht 22 Leendert Haewant R Overijssel 22 Cornelis Engelen Silvergieter Dirck Vijgh
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Sunday, July 29, 2007
The different charters to which ships were built
Dutch ships that were specifically built as warships were typically built to charters. The charter was generally defined by the length of the ship in Amsterdam feet of 283mm. In the First Anglo-Dutch War, Ships were nominally built to a limited number of charters. This is not an exhaustive list:
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