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John Leake

English naval officer and politician (1656-1720)

Sir John Leake

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Vice-Admiral John Leake (1656-1720), by Godfrey Kneller.jpg
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sex or gender

male

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4 July 1656^Gregorian

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place of birth

Rotherhithe

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date of death

21 August 1720^Gregorian

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Dictionary of Canadian Biography

Dictionary of Canadian Biography ID

SIR JOHN LEAKE

9 October 2017

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The History of Parliament

History of Parliament ID

1690-1715/member/leake-sir-john-1656-1720

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member of the 2nd Parliament of Great Britain

parliamentary term

2nd Parliament of Great Britain

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member of the 3rd Parliament of Great Britain

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3rd Parliament of Great Britain

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member of the 4th Parliament of Great Britain

parliamentary term

4th Parliament of Great Britain

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member of the 1st Parliament of Great Britain

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First Sea Lord

start time

1709

end time

1710

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First Lord of the Admiralty

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1710

end time

1712

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First Sea Lord

start time

1712

end time

1714

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military rank

Admiral of the Fleet

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https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Leake&oldid=855204326

conflict

Nine Years' War

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Vice-Admiral Sir John Leake (1656-1720)

creator

Godfrey Kneller

location

National Maritime Museum

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described by source

Dictionary of National Biography, 1885–1900

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Leake, John (1656-1720) (DNB00)

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Leake, John (1656-1720) (DNB00)

Commons category

Sir John Leake

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Identifiers

VIAF ID

288153737

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Virtual International Authority File

16 August 2015

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Library of Congress authority ID

n2016012860

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retrieved

25 March 2020

Library of Congress authority ID

n2016012860

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Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID

115296298

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WorldCat Identities ID (superseded)

lccn-n2016012860

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VIAF ID

288153737

Alexander Turnbull Library ID

166633

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British Museum person or institution ID

143756

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CERL Thesaurus ID

cnp02115011

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Dictionary of Canadian Biography ID

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28 October 2013

History of Parliament ID

1690-1715/member/leake-sir-john-1656-1720

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National Portrait Gallery (London) person ID

mp69457

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Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ID

16238

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Six Degrees of Francis Bacon ID

10007242

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UK National Archives ID

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Adm. Sir John Leake (4 Jul 1656 - 20 Aug 1720)

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museum-digital person ID

208487

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