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377:HMS
321:Cape Horn
245:Sail plan
21:USRC Rush
374:corvette
303:schooner
261:Armament
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208:179 tons
154:Homeport
114:Launched
109:$ 79,800
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71:Namesake
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351:History
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425:Notes
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