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2126:"No. 20939"
2106:"No. 16876"
2059:"No. 16875"
1859:War of 1812
1586:ĂŽle de Batz
1553:wrote that
1220: /
1093: /
1037:West Africa
846:ĂŽle de Batz
730:ĂŽles de Los
698:Hoogstraten
467:Champaubert
450:La Rothière
384:2nd Dresden
339:1st Dresden
117: /
2270:Categories
2233:"Obituary"
2163:References
1834:Portsmouth
1620:brig-sloop
1601:Saint Malo
1578:jury masts
1407:broadsides
1226: (
1099: (
970:Royal Navy
924:Background
858:, frigate
838:Saint Malo
708:Maastricht
514:Laubressel
472:Montmirail
379:Wartenburg
329:GroĂźbeeren
2213:(2002) .
2172:(1997) .
1875:Melpomène
1783:Aftermath
1481:carronade
1090:24°N 53°W
1049:Iphigénie
1029:Iphigénie
994:Iphigénie
989:Cherbourg
980:in 1793.
646:Feistritz
494:Montereau
482:Vauchamps
411:Bornhöved
369:Altenburg
354:Dennewitz
344:Hagelberg
2247:(2001).
2014:(1849).
1826:Plymouth
1810:Vauville
1725:Hannibal
1713:Hannibal
1702:Hannibal
1694:Hannibal
1682:Hannibal
1662:Hannibal
1653:Hannibal
1599:port of
1597:Normandy
1593:en route
1590:Brittany
1455:reached
1447:Santiago
1431:Astraea'
1387:en route
1334:frigates
1328:frigates
1321:Strength
1182:Location
1027:. While
985:frigates
974:blockade
950:Toulouse
946:Pyrenees
905:Normandy
885:Hannibal
855:Hannibal
718:Courtrai
673:Delfzijl
651:Caldiero
598:Toulouse
573:Bidassoa
539:Limonest
416:Sehested
364:2nd Kulm
334:Katzbach
224:frigates
201:Strength
89:Normandy
79:Location
1880:Hebrus'
1846:Sultane
1840:as HMS
1830:Sultane
1818:Etoile'
1773:Etoile'
1759:slowly
1749:Jobourg
1729:Sparrow
1721:Sultane
1698:Sultane
1690:Sultane
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1636:Sparrow
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1527:Sultane
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1477:Astrea'
1443:Sultane
1439:Astraea
1423:Sultane
1419:Sultane
1411:Sultane
1304:†
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1204:15°05′N
1135:Severn'
1112:Bermuda
1095:24; -53
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1053:Alcmène
1045:Sultane
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1000:Alcmène
909:Etoile'
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877:Sultane
872:Sparrow
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703:Antwerp
683:Woerden
678:Naarden
627:Cattaro
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578:Nivelle
519:Craonne
489:Mormant
455:Lesmont
445:Brienne
421:Hamburg
390:Leipzig
374:Rosslau
314:Bautzen
304:Möckern
213:frigate
105:01°58′W
102:49°42′N
85:Jobourg
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1139:Severn
1131:Etoile
1127:Severn
1118:Severn
1064:Etoile
1041:Etoile
1010:Etoile
1005:Nantes
897:Hebrus
893:Hebrus
889:Etoile
881:Creole
862:Hebrus
822:Creole
815:Astrea
808:Severn
795:Etoile
790:Nantes
763:French
735:Toulon
688:Arnhem
656:Mincio
632:Ragusa
593:Orthez
588:Garris
396:Torgau
359:Göhrde
324:Luckau
319:Haynau
309:LĂĽtzen
299:Danzig
154:
130:Result
1890:Notes
1535:Praia
1501:board
1409:with
842:Paris
693:Breda
661:Genoa
617:Lippa
559:Paris
534:Reims
529:Mâcon
406:Mainz
401:Hanau
2253:ISBN
2219:ISBN
2197:ISBN
2178:ISBN
1867:HMS
1844:and
1804:and
1761:wore
1723:and
1704:and
1684:and
1651:HMS
1623:HMS
1609:HMS
1568:and
1417:and
1376:HMS
1374:and
1356:Maio
1191:Maio
1174:Date
1116:HMS
1080:53°W
1077:24°N
1066:and
1051:and
1043:and
1031:and
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853:HMS
827:Maio
820:HMS
818:and
813:HMS
806:HMS
798:and
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761:and
753:The
622:Zara
583:Nive
524:Laon
435:Metz
349:Kulm
218:brig
83:Off
71:Date
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