HMS Centaur

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Q3276360

1797 Mars-class third-rate ship of the line

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1797 (see also HMS Centaur, HMS Centaur, HMS Centaur) object, third-rate, Mars-class third-rate ship of the line, Royal Navy, United Kingdom

Vsevolod v. Implacable 1808.jpeg


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    Frameless
    Burning of the Sewolod Aug 26th 1808 85060cBurning of the Sewolod Aug 26th 1808 85060c
    Centaur at the Diamond Rock, MartiniqueCentaur at the Diamond Rock, Martinique
    Chart shewing the track of His Majesty`s ship Centaur Rear Admiral Sir Samuel Hood K.B. from England to Madeira and back RMG F0339.tiffChart shewing the track of His Majesty's ship Centaur Rear Admiral Sir Samuel Hood K.B. from England to Madeira and back RMG F0339.tiff
    Diamond Rock portraitsDiamond Rock portraits
    Eckstein DiamondRock CannonEckstein DiamondRock Cannon
    HMS Centaur and HMS St GeorgeHMS Centaur and HMS St George
    HMS Implacable and Centaur, 27 August 1808 RMG BHC0587.tiffHMS Implacable and Centaur, 27 August 1808 RMG BHC0587.tiff
    Life on Diamond RockLife on Diamond Rock
    Mars (1794), Centaur (1797)Mars (1794), Centaur (1797)
    The burning of the Russian 74-gun Sewolod after she had been engaged and silenced by H.M.S. Implacable, Captain T. Byam Martin, in the Baltic, 26th August 1808 CSK 2006The burning of the Russian 74-gun Sewolod after she had been engaged and silenced by H.M.S. Implacable, Captain T. Byam Martin, in the Baltic, 26th August 1808 CSK 2006
    The tragedy of the seas; or, Sorrow on the ocean, lake, and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine (1841) (14590942368)The tragedy of the seas; or, Sorrow on the ocean, lake, and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine (1841) (14590942368)
    This is a picture of a massive jackstay being used by the British (Captain Hood) to sway a large (24 pounder) cannon onto Diamond Rock during the Napoleonic Wars.This is a picture of a massive jackstay being used by the British (Captain Hood) to sway a large (24 pounder) cannon onto Diamond Rock during the Napoleonic Wars.
    Thomas Buttersworth - The wreck of the HMS St. George, Norway, 1811 NYR 2014Thomas Buttersworth - The wreck of the HMS St. George, Norway, 1811 NYR 2014
    Vsevolod v. Implacable 1808Vsevolod v. Implacable 1808


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    image1820Burning of the Sewolod Aug 26th 1808 85060c
    		Wikimedia
    image1878Centaur at the Diamond Rock, Martinique
    		Wikimedia
    imageChart shewing the track of His Majesty's ship Centaur Rear Admiral Sir Samuel Hood K.B. from England to Madeira and back RMG F0339.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image1805Diamond Rock portraits
    		Wikimedia
    image1805Eckstein DiamondRock Cannon
    		Wikimedia
    image2016HMS Centaur and HMS St George
    		Wikimedia
    imageHMS Implacable and Centaur, 27 August 1808 RMG BHC0587.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image1805Life on Diamond Rock
    		Wikimedia
    image1788Mars (1794), Centaur (1797)
    		Wikimedia
    imageThe burning of the Russian 74-gun Sewolod after she had been engaged and silenced by H.M.S. Implacable, Captain T. Byam Martin, in the Baltic, 26th August 1808 CSK 2006
    		Wikimedia
    image1841The tragedy of the seas; or, Sorrow on the ocean, lake, and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine (1841) (14590942368)
    		Wikimedia
    image1805This is a picture of a massive jackstay being used by the British (Captain Hood) to sway a large (24 pounder) cannon onto Diamond Rock during the Napoleonic Wars.
    		Wikimedia
    imageThomas Buttersworth - The wreck of the HMS St. George, Norway, 1811 NYR 2014
    		Wikimedia
    imageVsevolod v. Implacable 1808
    		Wikimedia
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