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400:. The ownership of the ship was a matter of some debate and was not settled until 4 February 1795, when the value of the cargo was put at £935,000. At this time all the crew, captains, officers and admirals received a share of the
538:. During the battle Keats placed a portrait of Admiral Nelson on the mizzen mast where it was said to have encouraged officers and men alike despite being covered in the blood and brains of an unfortunate seaman.
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408:taking away £50,000. Besides
260:Gundeck: 28 × 32-pounder guns
335:The Royal Navy commissioned
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718:"No. 16406"
663:"No. 13968"
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565:prison ship
515:Speculation
496:Isaac Brock
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310:West Indies
302:Rotherhithe
202:47 ft
851:1782 ships
835:Categories
734:References
683:"No. 1667"
500:Copenhagen
398:Portsmouth
298:Royal Navy
291:third-rate
247:Complement
229:Propulsion
99:April 1780
21:HMS Ganges
579:in 1816.
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492:49th Foot
415:St George
237:Sail plan
96:Laid down
577:Plymouth
451:Beaulieu
445:Marsouin
367:Jacobine
363:corvette
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384:Matilda
380:Jacobin
372:Jacobin
358:Montagu
316:Origins
296:of the
211:⁄
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85:Builder
77:Ordered
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337:Ganges
330:Ganges
326:Bengal
306:Europe
286:Ganges
191:Length
159:-class
157:Ganges
71:Ganges
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583:Notes
427:Edgar
376:Brest
232:Sails
120:Notes
784:HMS
762:ISBN
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