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galleon of 400 tons. A more detailed description is given in a navy list of 1603 where she is said to have measured 350 tons and had a crew of 160 (consisting of 114 sailors, 16 gunners and 30 soldiers). At this time,
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She was rebuilt in 1558 as a galleon of 341 tons, acquiring a forecastle and a half-deck aft. In 1581 she was again rebuilt as a
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was described in a navy list of 5 January 1548 as a "galleass" of 300 tons built in 1546 with a crew of 200 and armed with 4
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after her anchor cables were cut by a merchant ship. Though she lost all her masts and her rudder she got off into the
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was ready for sea, but her weak crew was surprised by a raid of seamen from the parliamentarian ship
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of 450 tons and 34 guns. The only remarkable action in her later career is her participation in Sir
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whose son John had been on board. He left a description of this incident in his
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The Ship of the Line - Volume 1: The development of the battlefleet 1650–1850.
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who took the ship without a fight and immediately destroyed her.
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in 1588, when she had a crew of 170 and mounted 30 guns. The
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462:She participated in the campaign against the
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622:Lavery, Ships of the Line, vol. 1, p. 158.
260:General characteristics after 1618 rebuild
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164:General characteristics after 1558 rebuild
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513:disappointing expedition against
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124:General characteristics as built
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247:160 officers, men and soldiers
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295:32 ft (9.8 m)
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573:side by vice admiral
423:. As depicted in the
554:and was repaired by
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151:200 officers and men
364:History of the ship
53:as depicted in the
18:HMS Antelope (1546)
836:16th-century ships
476:Lord Henry Seymour
341:was a ship of the
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565:During the
494:led by the
378:demi-cannon
102:Burnt, 1649
841:Henry VIII
820:Categories
763:References
533:Buckingham
452:race-built
380:; 3 brass
350:Henry VIII
346:Tudor navy
308:Propulsion
244:Complement
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137:Propulsion
591:Antelope'
524:St George
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384:; 4 iron
382:culverins
316:Sail plan
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571:royalist
544:Antelope
529:Antelope
527:and the
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374:Antelope
338:Antelope
326:Armament
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91:Launched
85:Antelope
51:Antelope
585:. When
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515:Algiers
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398:hagbuts
352:to the
343:English
268:34-gun
222:Galleon
220:38-gun
174:Galleon
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143:, sails
74:England
62:History
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