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41:Configuration of typical brig
1402:Long, William Henry (1895).
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1359:. Mansell.
1333:"No. 16917"
1252:"No. 16375"
1232:"No. 20939"
1207:Long (1895)
1194:, no. 4318,
1156:"No. 16217"
844:By 0340hrs
782:Chanticleer
770:Chanticleer
757:Chanticleer
372:66 ft
2048:1804 ships
2037:Categories
1840:Athenienne
1752:Holderness
1513:Shipwrecks
1349:References
837:followed.
461:carronades
452:chase guns
448:carronades
433:Complement
404:9 ft
297:Royal Navy
203:Royal Navy
115:7 May 1804
79:Royal Navy
1996:HMS
1987:Henriette
1975:HMS
1966:Broderick
1954:HMS
1882:Loyal Sam
1862:Redbridge
1860:HMS
1849:HMS
1838:HMS
1818:Impétueux
1808:Backhouse
1798:Britannia
1788:Coverdale
1778:Herculean
1710:HMS
1651:Lancaster
1614:Agincourt
1602:HMS
1593:Britannia
1549:HMS
1538:HMS
1412:cite book
1406:. London.
1063:Citations
1054:Redbreast
1041:Redbreast
918:The Manly
805:(Captain
744:Sheerness
721:Britomart
613:s pilot.
568:River Ems
566:, in the
517:HMS
423:Sail plan
248:The Manly
104:Laid down
21:HMS Manly
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1984:13 Jun:
1977:Dominica
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1007:Archived
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1851:Zenobia
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1434:11 June
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1661:Brave
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