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Confederates had to build a navy from nothing with limited infrastructure and manufacturing. At a decided disadvantage in the naval sphere, the Confederates relied heavily on
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helped evacuate supplies from the island, and the withdrawal was completed on
September 16. In late 1861 and early 1862, much of the Confederate fleet in New Orleans was transferred up the
793:. Naval historian Neil P. Chatelain states that she was sunk in the Rigolets between Lake Pontchartrain and Lake Borgne, while historian W. Craig Gaines places the sinking in either the
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had a 60 percent ownership stake in the vessel, with the remainder being in the hands of two Mobile residents: R. A. Heirn and Samuel Wolff. Heirn had been listed as the ship's
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Orleans, where the latter unloaded the power mill equipment, which increased the city's capacity for gunpowder production. After meeting a blockade runner in
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area to deliver supplies and then on her own moved towards Ship Island to scout Union positions. Withdrawing to Pass
Christian after being sighted, she was pursued by
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remained behind, serving on Lake
Pontchartrain and intended to help other ships defend the coasts of Louisiana and Mississippi. On December 7, 1861, the gunboat
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Confederacy's Lake Pontchartrain Naval Squadron: A Cooperative Defense of the Coastal Approaches to New Orleans, 1861-1862".
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Submarine H. L. Hunley: Confederate Innovation and Southern Icon". In Geier, Clarence R.; Potter, Stephen R. (eds.).
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inspected two fishing boats in the area before releasing them. The four cannons on the
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pressure confined her and other Confederate ships to Lake Pontchartrain. Later that month, with Union forces closing in on New Orleans,
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s third cannon was rendered unusable after a projectile became stuck in the barrel, the two ships withdrew into shallow water, where
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removed it between 1872 and 1873. Any iron debris was removed by the contractor, while the rest of the wreck was burned on shore.
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on December 20, but were detected by Union forces near Ship Island and forced to withdraw back to Lake Borgne. On March 25, 1862,
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was one of two ships that was used to run supplies to the position on Ship Island. The Confederate Army eventually fitted her as a
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the next day to bring further men and supplies for the fort. On July 13,
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of 26 feet 6 inches (8.1 m), weighed 532 tons, and had a
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for a closer quarters fight, and the Union ships withdrew.
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185:, before the war. In 1861, she was seized by the
367:were selecting vessels for military service, and
267:that was made from wood, she had one deck and a
1262:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
510:ordered the island abandoned on September 13.
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1220:. El Dorado Hills, California: Savas Beatie.
8:
1636:List of ships of the Confederate States Navy
279:of 9 feet 6 inches (2.9 m).
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286:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
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895:"For Mobile Direct - Daily U.S. Mail Line"
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393:was armed with a 32-pounder (15 kg)
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34:is described as similar to the wooden
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803:United States Army Corps of Engineers
762:On April 24, Union Navy forces under
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408:blockading force were harassing the
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299:was used to transport mail between
295:. Built for the Mobile Mail Line,
117:216 ft 10 in (66 m)
14:
601:attempted to escort her into the
125:26 ft 6 in (8.1 m)
2657:Maritime incidents in April 1862
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1260:Warships of the Civil War Navies
1241:Louisiana State University Press
381:was armed with an 8-inch (20cm)
334:had the ship seized. While the
133:9 ft 6 in (2.9 m)
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1281:. University Press of Florida.
893:Geddes, R. (February 7, 1854).
545:, to transport equipment for a
533:sighted Union vessels entering
244:Construction and pre-war career
466:attempted to lure the gunboat
289:to have resembled the steamer
1:
1258:Silverstone, Paul H. (1989).
1190:(4). Savas Publishing: 61–79.
543:Mississippi City, Mississippi
385:and a 12-pounder (5 kg)
2642:Ships built in New York City
1216:Chatelain, Neil P. (2020).
484:, showing the locations of
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430:Bay St. Louis, Mississippi
323:After the outbreak of the
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575:ignored a challenge from
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2198:General M. Jeff Thompson
428:on July 5 and headed to
259:, she also had a single
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365:Confederate States Navy
361:Confederate States Army
343:and to a lesser degree
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101:General characteristics
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305:New Orleans, Louisiana
179:New Orleans, Louisiana
96:Scuttled in April 1862
2242:General Earl Van Dorn
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329:Governor of Louisiana
187:Governor of Louisiana
2387:G. L. Brockenborough
2161:May (unknown date):
779:Chalmette, Louisiana
332:Thomas Overton Moore
191:Thomas Overton Moore
1184:Civil War Regiments
1156:, pp. 169–171.
1144:, pp. 142–143.
1084:, pp. 140–141.
1072:, pp. 183–184.
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937:, pp. 174–175.
673:Biloxi, Mississippi
351:repeatedly ran the
283:is reported by the
2184:General Beauregard
899:The Times-Picayune
799:Bogue Falaya River
744:, and the gunboat
683:, and the gunboat
520:Columbus, Kentucky
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426:Lake Pontchartrain
336:United States Navy
325:American Civil War
319:American Civil War
203:Lake Pontchartrain
193:, and served as a
175:American Civil War
61:Confederate States
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2007:Stonewall Jackson
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1250:978-0-8071-3274-6
1227:978-1-61121-510-6
1197:Louisiana History
1048:, pp. 75–77.
964:, pp. 33–36.
922:, pp. 30–31.
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535:Mississippi Sound
516:Mississippi River
482:Mississippi Sound
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603:Gulf of Mexico
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353:Union blockade
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692:Henry Lewis
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446:J. D. Swain
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199:Ship Island
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2631:Categories
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2125:Mound City
2118:Germantown
2111:Cincinnati
2100:Carondelet
2050:Washington
2036:CSRC
1884:Cumberland
1823:Appomattox
1684:Shipwrecks
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1462:Grand Duke
1385:Carondelet
1357:Appomattox
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809:References
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309:Cincinnati
292:California
269:billethead
263:. With a
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138:Propulsion
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1588:Savannah
1525:Maurepas
1476:Isondiga
1364:Beaufort
1327:Gunboats
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872:"Oregon"
757:Rigolets
755:and the
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710:. With
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387:howitzer
363:and the
146:Armament
109:532 tons
85:Acquired
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2528:Planter
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2496:Vermont
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2367:Tigress
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1943:Grampus
1939:7 Apr:
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1546:Pamlico
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281:Oregon
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211:Oregon
181:, and
158:Oregon
114:Length
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32:Oregon
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1790:Timor
1783:India
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560:and
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