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shot away, and most of the guns on the main gun-deck were dismounted. Villemadrin attempted to fight on, but eventually struck, having suffered 68 dead and 123 wounded during the battle.
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was however able to reattach a tow line and put several of her own carpenters aboard to stop the leaks. The worsening weather again caused her to break free, but the men from
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1627:Mémoires du Chevalier de Fréminville (1787-1848)
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1646:Clayton, Tim; Craig, Phil (2004).
1239:. 15 March 1850. pp. 791–792.
710:. After the battle Hallowell and
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807:. Keith's fleet covered the
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18:French ship Swiftsure (1801)
1315:. 21 May 1794. p. 463.
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1624:Herpin, Eugène (1913).
1603:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
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1447:Capture du
1428:"No. 15437"
1403:"No. 17915"
1383:"No. 15358"
1307:"No. 13659"
1231:"No. 21077"
1171:prison ship
1100:Dreadnought
999:, then HMS
922:Indivisible
602:Bellerophon
588:Aboukir Bay
193:Honours and
130:Honours and
50:Indivisible
2159:1787 ships
2138:Categories
2078:Cumberland
2071:Resolution
1974:USRC
1913:Victorious
1711:Shipwrecks
1594:References
1367:15 October
1291:Winfield.
1125:Polyphemus
877:Swiftsure'
864:Florentina
805:Lord Keith
787:bound for
700:Gold Medal
646:taking on
607:first rate
596:Alexandria
515:Portsmouth
376:Royal Navy
369:third rate
312:Propulsion
2113:Swiftsure
2064:Elizabeth
2050:Elizabeth
1981:HMS
1963:HMS
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1911:HMS
1902:Swiftsure
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1654:. Hodder.
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1570:Trafalgar
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1449:Swiftsure
1218:Citations
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1008:Argonaute
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114:Laid down
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1944:Hibberts
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1809:11 Aug:
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1771:Galathée
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1761:Chambers
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1718:26 Jan:
1087:taffrail
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1047:Colossus
1042:Colossus
1002:Colossus
928:Dix-Août
852:Minotaur
832:Penelope
797:schooner
720:corvette
682:Franklin
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485:Atalante
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450:flagship
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422:Woolwich
411:Deptford
330:Armament
239:Acquired
206:Captured
185:Acquired
153:Captured
122:Launched
117:May 1784
59:capture
56:Dix-Août
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1802:Diomede
1798:2 Aug:
1778:1 May:
1741:Superbe
1731:Auguste
1721:Scipion
1152:Chatham
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887:Capture
754:Procida
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691:Tonnant
677:Defence
507:Jamaica
468:frigate
459:At the
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364:was a
106:Builder
98:Ordered
68:History
1954:Ranger
1880:Chaser
1859:Fleche
1791:Alcide
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611:Orient
576:Toulon
545:Orient
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366:74-gun
288:Length
279:1612 (
195:awards
168:France
132:awards
1976:Eagle
1965:Shark
1951:Nov:
1941:Oct:
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1177:Notes
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580:Malta
418:class
315:Sails
267:class
2009:1796
1996:1794
1983:Lynx
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1664:HMS
1636:ISBN
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296:Beam
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