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Map of A Coruña, 1812
12021-08-02T13:56:33-04:00Matt Robertshaw40e5b327fdb9634f3283f04eaa4ba38307a08ce41011Map of A Coruña, 1812plain2021-08-02T13:56:33-04:00Matt Robertshaw40e5b327fdb9634f3283f04eaa4ba38307a08ce4
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1media/banniere_navire.jpg2021-07-22T13:35:24-04:00La Corogne (A Coruña)22Port in Galicia, Spaingoogle_maps2021-08-20T10:54:01-04:0004/10/1756 - 10/09/175643.365, -8.41 The Prince de Conti was at La Corogne on 10, 12, 20, 24, 27 April; 9, 30-31 May; 6-7, 20, 29 June; 6, 24-25, 27-28 July; 2, 4, 15, 24-25 August; 6, 9, 19 September; 9 October 1756.
Due to the recent outbreak of what would come to be known as the Seven Years War (May 1756), much of this time the vessel was patrolling the coast, on the lookout for British ships. However, the crew did have time to disembark and visit certain Spanish landmarks, including Santiago de Compostela.
