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		Juan Sebastián Elcano (1476-1526) was a Spanish explorer.
		Seeking a pardon from the King (Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire), he signed on, as a low level officer, to Ferdinand Magellan's expedition to circumnavigate the globe.
		Elcano died of malnutrition somewhere in the Pacific Ocean while attempting a second circumnavigation of the planet.
	www.informationgenius.com /encyclopedia/j/ju/juan_sebastian_elcano.html (201 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A merchant ship captain, Elcano violated Spanish law by surrendering a ship of his to Genoan bankers in repayment of a debt.
		Elcano went on to take command of the fleet when Magellan was killed in the Philippines, on April 27, 1521.
		In 1525 Elcano was appointed to the command of a fleet of 7 ships and sent to claim the Indonesian islands Moluccas for Spanish king Charles I. Elcano died of malnutrition somewhere in the Pacific Ocean while attempting a second circumnavigation of the planet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juan_Sebasti%C3%A1n_Elcano (323 words)

	Famous Hispanics: Juan Sebastián de Elcano
		The differences resolved violently, Elcano was able to return with the previous charge to the ship Concepcion, at whose hand he would cross the anxiously looked for Estrecho (later said by Magellen) in November of that year and penetrated the immense waters of the Pacific ocean.
		Juan Sebastian de Elcano was later recieved by the emperor Carlos V, who, among other things that he gave to the crew of the surviving ship, he granted to the native of Geutaria a pension of 500 ducados and the coat of arms with the legend: "primus circumdedisti me".
		We later see Elcano in Valladolid, where, as fruit of a romance he had with Maria de Vidaurreta, a daughter was born to him.
	coloquio.com /famosos/elcano.htm (1034 words)

	Encyclopedia: Sebastian Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Juan Sebastián Elcano (or del Cano) (Vizcaya, 1476 - Pacific Ocean, August 4, 1526) was a Spanish (Basque) explorer.
		Elcano was made captain of Conception, one of five vessels.
		Spared from execution by Magellan after taking part in a failed mutiny, Elcano went on to take command of the fleet when Magellan was killed in the Philippines, on April 27, 1521.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sebastian-Elcano (320 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A merchant ship captain from Getaria (Spanish Guetaria), Elcano violatedSpanish law by surrendering a ship of his to Genoan bankers in repayment of a debt.Seeking a pardon from the King (Charles V,Holy Roman Emperor), he signed on, as a low level officer, to Ferdinand Magellan 's expedition to circumnavigate the globe.
		On September 6, 1522, Elcano sailed into Sanlúcar deBarrameda, Spain, aboard the Victoria, along with 17 other survivors of the 265 man expedition.
		Elcano died of malnutrition somewhere in the Pacific Ocean whileattempting a second circumnavigation of the planet.
	www.therfcc.org /juan-sebasti%E1n-elcano-118679.html (221 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Juan Sebastián Elcano (1476 - 1526) was a Spanish explorer.
		A merchant ship captain from Getaria (Spanish Elcano violated Spanish law by surrendering a of his to Genoan bankers in repayment of a debt.
		On September 6 1522 Elcano sailed into Sanlúcar de Barrameda aboard the Victoria along with 17 other of the 265 man expedition.
	www.freeglossary.com /Sebastian_del_Cano (301 words)

	Encyclopedia: Juan SebastiÃ¡n Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Juan Sebastián Elcano (or del Cano)(Guetaria, Spain, 1476 - Pacific Ocean, August 4th 1526) was a Spanish explorer.
		A modern coat of arms is derived from the medi val practice of painting designs onto the shield and outer clothing of knights to enable them to be identified in battle, and later in tournaments.
		In 1525 Elcano was appointed to the command of a fleet of 7 ships and sent to claim the Indonesian islands Moluccas for Spanish king Charles V. Elcano died of malnutrition somewhere in the Pacific Ocean while attempting a second circumnavigation of the planet.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Juan-Sebasti%E1n-Elcano (871 words)

	JUAN SEBASTIAN ELCANO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		She has been sailing for the last seventy five years, has covered more than one million and a half nautical miles across all the seas of the world and has moored at the most important harbours.
		"Elcano", that´s how we call it, was built to fill the need for a ship devoted to train the new captains, officials, cadets and sailors of the Navy.
		The name "Elcano" comes from an excellent and renowned marine, Juan Sebastián de Elcano, hero of one of the greatest deeds of the Spanish maritime history.
	www.modelismonaval.net /Reportajes/Elcano/Ingles%20index.htm (364 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano
		Será con Magallanes cuando Elcano obtenga mayor fama, alistándose en su empresa como maestre de la nao Concepción, una de las cinco naves que formaban la escuadra.
		Como capitán de la nave rebelde, Elcano pudo mediar para restablecer la disciplina y sofocar la revuelta, obteniendo un estimable resultado lo que le valió la estima de Magallanes y el aumento de su prestigio.
		Será en mayo de 1522 cuando Elcano dobló el cabo de Buena Esperanza, llegando cuatro meses después a Sanlúcar de Barrameda en la nao Victoria.
	hegelche4.galeon.com /elcano.html (339 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Elcano, saliendo de la Ría de Pontevedra a la altura de la Isla de Ons con casi todo el velamen desplegado poniendo rumbo Sur con dirección a Cádiz, donde fue recibido por más de 2.000 personas.
		La tripulación del Juan Sebastián de Elcano no ha cambiado en cuanto a empleos desde su creación, aunque el número varía de año en año.
		El equipo redactor de Nautigalia, ha tenido la oportunidad de visitar Elcano atracado en el Puerto de Miami, departiendo largas horas con la oficialidad y marinería de este gran Navío y comprobando "in situ" todas las características del mismo que aquí se exponen.
	www.nautigalia.com /grandesbarcos/elcano/index.htm (766 words)

	Juan Sebastian Elcano 1
		Elcano, leaving the Creek from Pontevedra to the height of the Island of Ons with almost the whole deployed canvas putting South direction with address to Cádiz.
		For Real Ordinance of April 17 1.925 he/she prepared the Juan's construction Sebastian of Elcano deacuerdo with the planes designed by the Navy Echevarrieta and Larrinaga of Cádiz.
		Their Coat of arms is the same one that the Emperor Carlos V granted to the marine Juan Sebastian of Elcano that is headed by the Latin legend "Your primus circumdedisti me" (Your the first one that you surrounded me were), on a terraqueous globe.
	miniaturepaint.iespana.es /batallas/juan-sebastian-el-cano1-ingles.htm (226 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano - Marinos y Barcos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Juan Sebastián Elcano fue un navegante español, nació en Guetaria (Guipúzcoa) en 1.476 y murió en el Pacífico el 4 de Agosto de 1.526.
		Elcano tomó parte de la rebelión de los oficiales españoles contra Magallanes, organizada por Juan de Cartagena, en Puerto San Julián [actual Departamento Magallanes-Provincia de Santa Cruz - Patagonia Argentina], en Abril de 1.520, quedando prisionero luego de finalizar el mencionado Motín.
		muerto Loaisa, Elcano asumió el mando de la expedición, pero sin llegar a dar ninguna orden de importancia, pues se encontraba ya en el límite de sus fuerzas a causa de las fatigas y del escorbuto, falleciendo cuatro días despúes que el propio Loaisa.
	www.nautigalia.com /marinosybarcos/elcano (720 words)

	Juan Sebastián de Elcano
		Juan Sebastián de Elcano, nació en Guetaria, Guipúzcoa en Mayo de 1476, navegante y descubridor español que consiguió dar la primera vuelta al mundo y demostrar así la esfericidad de la Tierra.
		Muerto Magallanes en las Filipinas, Elcano, al mando de la expedición, se dirigió a las Islas Molucas, donde llegó a finales de 1521.
		En un segundo viaje a las Islas Molucas, Juan Sebastián Elcano murió el 4 de agosto de 1526 durante la travesía del Pacífico de vuelta a España.
	www.clubdelamar.org /elcano.htm (481 words)

	Juan Sebastian Elcano
		ELCANO, Juan Sebastian (elcah'no), Spanish navigator, born in Guetaria, Spain, in 1476 ; died at sea, 4 August 1526.
		Elcano was the first seaman who ever made the complete circuit of the globe.
		Elcano contributed to the establishment of a Spanish factory in the Island of Lidor, and explored several other islands.
	www.famousamericans.net /juansebastianelcano (286 words)

	Juan Sebastián Elcano
		Elcano es una figura universal por haber dado la primera vuelta al mundo en 1522 en una nao, la Victoria, recorriendo 46.270millas marinas en 1.084 días.
		Elcano es un personaje fundamental de la historia de España, ya que su aventura estuvo engarzada en el proyecto de Carlos I de verificar que las islas Molucas caían dentro de de la mitad del mundo que pertenecía a Castilla.
		Desde muy joven Elcano se inició en el arte de la navegación, interviniendo con una nave propia en la que campaña contra Argel que en el año 1509 dirigió el cardenal Cisneros.
	cultura.pueblos-espana.org /Juan+Sebasti%E1n+Elcano (2481 words)

	Juan Sebastián de Elcano
		Commissioned in August 2002, the Juan Sebastián de Elcano is a jumbo trailing suction hopper dredger.
		In line with the Jan De Nul Group’s concern for the well-being of the crew members on its dredgers during operations, the accomodation of the vessel is of luxurious and comfortable standards.
		This Juan Sebastián Elcano is the first vessel out of 6 new vessels to be launched.
	www.jandenul.com /juansebastiandeelcano.asp (442 words)

	Eduardo Serra despide a "Elcano" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Que sería bueno que la salida anual de Elcano convirtiera a la Tacita en capital naval del Reino por un día.
		Y como había visto al ministro de Defensa tan entusiasmado con la España marinera y con los adioses al velero al que Cádiz le tiene puesto un piso de bonito que es, me dispuse a ver el telediario de TVE-1, que creo yo que tiene algo que ver con España y con su gobierno.
		A pesar de que Serra quiere rentabilizar Elcano para la imagen de Reino y de España, en el telediario de la TV publica que depende del gobierno donde es ministro de Defensa don Eduardo, si salieron cinco segundos de imágenes del velero fueron muchos segundos.
	www.antonioburgos.com /antologia/cadiz/antserra.html (534 words)

	ELISSA to Escort the Spanish Tall Ship Juan Sebastian de Elcano into the Port of Galveston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Members of the press are invited to travel alongside Elissa as she goes out to greet Elcano onboard the Galveston Historical Foundation’s 48-foot passenger vessel, Seagull II, which will serve as a press boat from 6 to 8:30 a.m.
		It will be the first time in the 76 years of Elcano´s training voyages that she will call at Galveston.
		Launched in Cadiz in 1927, modernized in 1956 and 1978, the iron-hulled Elcano is an historic vessel in her own right, also devoted to sail training, though directed specifically at the education of her nation’s naval officers.
	www.galvestonhistory.org /PressReleases/05-elcano/050404-elcano.htm (640 words)

	The Galveston County Daily News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Aboal said the six-month training voyage, which began Jan. 9 in the Elcano’s homeport of Cadiz, helps build a sense of teamwork and pride among the Naval recruits, who perform their stint aboard the Elcano during the fourth of five years at the academy.
		Though the Elcano, built in 1927, uses the wind for its sailing power, it is equipped with somewhat more modern laptop computers and global positioning satellite navigation.
		His famous captain, Ferdinand Magellan, died on the ship’s voyage in which the Philippines were discovered in 1521, leaving de Elcano in charge to guide their vessel, the Victoria, back to Spain on the second half of a three-year global trek.
	www.galvnews.com /story.lasso?tool=print&ewcd=eaf044733355465c (779 words)

	Mariners Weather Log Vol. 48, No. 2, August 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Juan Sebastian de Elcano is a full 4 masted top-sail schooner with square-rigged foremast.
		The pilot Juan Sebastian de Elcano took command of the vessel and arrived back in Spain with a crew of only nineteen men after a voyage of three years.
		Therefore, Juan Sebastian de Elcano is a fitting name for a Spanish sail-training vessel, and his four-masted namesake has served the officers and cadets of the Spanish Navy in that capacity for almost three-quarters of a century.
	vos.noaa.gov /MWL/aug_04/spanish.shtml (202 words)

	"Elcano", en La Habana
		Pues ahí tienen al "Juan Sebastián Elcano", que a sus setenta años sigue como un chaval, triunfando por los ruedos de los mares del mundo y cortando orejas para España.
		Y como el Rey tiene paladar, anda que buscó mal momento para dar personalmente a "Elcano" la orden de que le fuera a La Habana a por tabaco, a por mojitos y a ver a Fidel...
		Estaba "Elcano" harto de coleccionar estampas repes de su Cádiz, que si San Juan de Puerto Rico, que si Veracruz, y le faltaba esta principal.
	www.antonioburgos.com /mundo/1998/06/re060498.html (456 words)

	Juan Sebastián de Elcano - netlexikon
		Juan Sebastián Elcano (auch Juan Sebastián de Elcano) (* um 1476 in Guetaria (Guipúzcoa); † 30.
		Als Kapitän eines Handelsschiffes verstieß Elcano gegen Spanisches Recht, als er sein Schiff als Rückzahlung seiner Schulden an genuesische Bankiers gab.
		Nach Elcano ist das Segelschulschiff Juan Sebastián de Elcano der spanischen Marine benannt.
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Sebastian-Elcano.html (329 words)

	JUAN SEBASTIAN ELCANO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Se encuentra usted a bordo del buque.escuela de la Armada española Juan Sebastián Elcano, uno de nuestros barcos más representativos y uno de los mayores y más antiguos veleros que aún navegan.
		Como buque-escuela, el Elcano tiene un cometido principal, que es la formación en la mar de los futuros oficiales de la Armada, los Guardias Marinas.
		El buque toma su nombre de un excelente e insigne marino, Juan Sebastian de Elcano, protagonista de una de las hazañas más grandes de la historia marítima española.
	www.modelismonaval.net /Reportajes/Elcano (385 words)

	Movistar receives Flag - Around The World Of Sailing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		At the ocean liner terminal of the Vigo harbour, the training ship of the Spanish Army, the Juan Sebastián de Elcano, was waiting for her to present her with the Spanish flag that the “movistar” will sail under during the Round the World race, due to depart next November from Vigo.
		Pedro Campos presented the Juan Sebastián de Elcano commander with a pennant and a weather vane from the Real Club Náutico de Sanxenxo, the club under whose flag the “movistar” sails, as a memento of this very special day for the team.
		After the ceremony, the Juan Sebastián de Elcano commander boarded the VO 70 “movistar” to see for himself the features of the boat that set the new world record in miles run in 24 hours — 530.19 miles — last April.
	www.torresen.com /sailing/content_archives/003404.php (451 words)

	Ferdinand Magellan - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		By May 6, 1522, the Victoria, commanded by Juan Sebastián Elcano, rounded the Cape of Good Hope, with only rice for rations.
		Twenty crewmen died of starvation before Elcano put in to the Cape Verde Islands, a Portuguese holding, where he abandoned 13 more crewmen July 9 in fear of losing his cargo of 26 tons of spices (cloves and cinnamon).
		On September 6, 1522, Juan Sebastián de Elcano and the remaining crew of Magellan's voyage and the last ship of the fleet, Victoria, arrived in Spain, almost exactly three years after leaving.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Ferdinand_Magellan (2403 words)

	Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia - - Juan Sebastian de Elcano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Although Ferdinand Magellan is often credited with being the first man to circumnavigate the globe, he was killed in the Moluccas in 1521 when his ship Victoria was only about halfway around the world.
		De Elcano is thus a fitting choice of name for a Spanish sail-training vessel, and his four-masted namesake has served the officers and cadets of the Spanish Navy in that capacity for almost three-quarters of a century.
		Whether flying the flag of a monarchy, Franco's fascist dictatorship, or parliamentary democracy, Juan Sebastian de Elcano has sailed both as a training vessel and as a goodwill ambassador for Spain, and always as a vivid reminder that Spain once ruled supreme at sea.
	college.hmco.com /history/readerscomp/ships/html/sh_050800_juansebastia.htm (186 words)

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