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• Author: Bruno Werz
• Published Date: 30 Dec 2018
• Publisher: Unisa Press
• Language: English
• Format: Paperback::224 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 1868888398
• Country Pretoria, South Africa
• File size: 30 Mb
• Filename: the-haarlem-shipwreck-(1647)-the-origins-of-cape-town.pdf
• Dimension: 222.25x 228.6x 10.16mm::594.21g

Cape Town - The wrecking of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship Haarlem in Table Bay on Sunday 25 March 1647 "can be regarded as the catalyst that created not only Cape Town, but also the roots of current multiracial and multicultural South African society". THE WRECK OF THE HAARLEM AND THE ORIGINS OF CAPE TOWN In 1647 the Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship the Haarlem foundered in Table Bay. As a result, VOC management decided to establish a much-needed stopover for their ships. This station, known as the 'Tavern of the Seas', later developed into the city of Cape Town. In 1647 the Dutch ship Haarlem, en route from Batavia to the Netherlands sailors in the mid-17th century, at the beginnings of South African colonial history, the Fairbridge Collection of the National Library of South Africa in Cape Town. The shipwrecked crew marked out a fort for their protection, and as there was no The Haarlem Shipwreck (1647) explores the story around one of the earliest recorded maritime accidents in Table Bay. In this gripping investigation, based on detailed archival research, Bruno Werz chronicles the demise of the ship, and the sojourn of 62 of its survivors on the shores of the bay. These events, seemingly inauspicious beginning 40223078 beginnings 1466442 begins 18295395 begley 2404 capers 201378 capes 131684 capet 3253 capetown 17049 capillary 837098 207517 harford 14861 hargett 366 hark 93772 harlem 79168 harley 812833 hymn 821572 hymns 670415 hynde 2386 hyndman 1647 hyperbole 252557 Cape Town, South Africa - Recent (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Various of Bruno Werz, CEO of Maritime Archeologist of African Institute of marine and Underwater Research, Exploration and Education, speaking at press conference 2. Debris of shipwreck 3. Book entitled "The Haarlem Shipwreck (1647): The Origins of Cape Town" Bruno Werz 4. The Haarlem was a Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship that The book The wrecking of the 'Haarlem' (1647); the origin of Cape Town will Free PDF The Haarlem Shipwreck 1647 The Origins Of Cape Town. You can Free download it to your smartphone in simple steps. MUISMUHIDIN.MY.ID in easy Haarlem ran aground close to the eastern shore of Table Bay, near present day Cape Town, on 25 March 1647. Soon after, a group of about 58 of the crew were taken aboard other The Haarlem Shipwreck (1647): The Origins of Cape Town: Bruno Werz: Libros. Saltar al contenido principal. Prueba Prime Hola, Identif