Cornelis Jol

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Cornelis Jol was a 17th-century Dutch admiral and privateer for the Dutch West India Company, known for his naval battles against the Spanish and Portuguese.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch admiral
human
privateer
affiliation Dutch West India Company
areaOfOperations Atlantic Ocean
Brazilian coast
Caribbean Sea
coasts of Spanish America
centuryOfActivity 17th century
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
dateOfBirth 1597
dateOfDeath 1641
employer Dutch West India Company
ethnicGroup Dutch
hasPart wooden leg
languageSpoken Dutch
mannerOfDeath died of disease
militaryBranch Dutch West India Company navy
militaryRank admiral
nickname Houtebeen
Wooden Leg
notableFor naval battles against Portugal
naval battles against Spain
raids on Iberian shipping
role in Dutch colonial and maritime expansion
service as a privateer for the Dutch West India Company
service in the Dutch–Portuguese War
service in the Eighty Years' War
notableWork capture of Spanish and Portuguese ships in the Caribbean
occupation admiral
privateer
participantIn Dutch–Portuguese War
Dutch–Spanish naval conflicts
linked to: Eighty Years' War

Eighty Years' War
placeOfBirth County of Holland
Dutch Republic
Scheveningen
placeOfDeath Gulf of Mexico

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Cornelis hasNotableBearer Cornelis Jol