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It does not matter that it is not a warship. Sovereign wrecks are owned by the sovereign entity, whether or not they are armed. The problem is that the Santa
by tanzam75 12y ago
It does not matter that it is not a warship. Sovereign wrecks are owned by the sovereign entity, whether or not they are armed.
The problem is that the Santa Maria was not owned by Spain. It was owned by Juan de la Cosa, a private citizen.