Galley (14077 bytes)
1: ...lley and men of war.jpg|thumb|300px|''A French '''galley''' and Dutch men-of-war off a port'' by [[Abraham...
3: ...]] in which the galley played the principal part. Galleys continued to be used in minor and auxilliary rol...
5: == The first galleys ==
6: Galleys travelled the [[Mediterranean]] from perhaps [[3...
11: ...sunken ships, in comparison with the abundance of galleys according to the writings of contemporaries, is ...

The Confusion (novel) (1678 bytes)
14: *[[Moseh de la Cruz]] - galley slave, Spanish Jew.
15: *[[Vrej Esphanian]] - galley slave
16: *[[Mr. Foot]] - galley slave
18: *[[Gabriel Goto]] - galley slave, Jesuit priest from Japan.
20: *[[Jeronimo]] - galley slave, a vile but high-born Spaniard.

Battle of Focchies (439 bytes)
1: ...s. The Venetians suffered 105 casualties. Minor [[galley]] battles were fairly bloodless.

USS Washington (1829 bytes)
5: ...hington (row galley)|''Washington'']] was a [[row galley]] that operated in [[Narragansett Bay]].
7: ...'Washington'']], a [[lateen-rigged]] two-masted [[galley]], served in Brigadier General [[Benedict Arnold]...

Dublin Chamber of Commerce (1528 bytes)
1: ...f Ferris, Twiggs and Cash sent their vessel Ouzel Galley on an important trading journey to the near-Easte...
3: ...rship of the booty aboard. In [[1705]], the Ouzel Galley Society, which exists to this day, was set up to ...

USS Charleston (1213 bytes)
3: ...rleston in [[1798]], commanded by "[[Captain-of-a-Galley]]" [[James Payne]], and used to defend the coast ...

Liburnian (233 bytes)
1: A '''liburnian''' was a [[galley]], a warship propelled by oars. It was a smaller ...

Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (3987 bytes)
11: ...four manual (keyboard) organ consoles, one in the galley with the organ, and another console behind the sa...
16: ...lgen console behind the sanctuary, and the second galley console was refurbished. Wicks also updated the ...
18: ...low complete control of the organ from either the galley console or the sanctuary console. This final ste...

USS Lady Washington (1510 bytes)
55: '''''Lady Washington''''' was a row-galley in the [[Continental Navy]].
57: ...unds for the defense of the [[Hudson River]], the galley remained active under Washington through June [[1...

El Galeras (552 bytes)
1: ...se of the similarity of its shape to the ships ([[galley]]s) in which the [[Spain|Spanish]] arrived in Ame...

USS Allen (292 bytes)
3: ... The first [[USS Allen (1814)|''Allen'']] was a [[galley]] built in [[1814]].

Triens (489 bytes)
1: ...g four unciae) on the obverse and the prow of a [[galley]] on the reverse. It was not a common denominatio...

Whydah Gally (566 bytes)
1: The '''''Whydah Gally''''' was the [[galley]]-style ship of the [[pirate]] "Black Sam" Bellam...

Sextans (coin) (530 bytes)
1: ...ng two unciae) on the obverse and the prow of a [[galley]] on the reverse. Earlier types depicted a [[scal...

Gera (632 bytes)
11: ...Town hall, [[Otto Dix]] House, City Pharmacy, Art Galley, Museum of Natural History.

Flag of New Brunswick (750 bytes)
7: The Spanish galley was the traditional representation for a ship in ...

Goat locker (540 bytes)
1: ... '''goat locker''' is a lounge, sleeping area, or galley onboard a naval vessel which is reserved for the ...

USS Savannah (864 bytes)
3: ...[USS Savannah (1798)|''Savannah'']] was a 1-gun [[galley]] built in [[1799]].

The Sea Shall Not Have Them (674 bytes)
7: ...ad weather, mechanical problems and a fire in the galley.

Ubu Roi (704 bytes)
1: ...bu is a nobody, at one point a slave on a Turkish Galley, at another point the King of Poland. Alfred Jarr...

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