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What are facts about Martin frobisher?
martin frobisher had two wives
What is named after sir Martin Frobisher?
Frobisher Bay :)
Martin Frobisher was?
Martin Frobisher was an English sea dog (a polite term for pirate)
What country was Martin Frobisher from?
He was born in Altofts, Yorkshire, England.
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Martin Frobisher mostly sailed in barques. These ships had three masts.
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