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had contributed no men to the attacking force and so had no casualties.
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538:Retribution
369:Samuel Hood
354:Lord Nelson
329:Lord Nelson
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124:Honours and
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893:Categories
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277:Royal Navy
270:third-rate
107:2 May 1798
21:HMS Renown
581:Citations
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392:Brilliant
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320:Defence
314:Fisgard
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163:America
112:Renamed
85:Builder
77:Ordered
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365:Ferrol
361:Renown
359:Next,
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186:Length
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126:awards
119:, 1814
71:Renown
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426:Guêpe
350:Brest
145:Notes
863:Fame
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