HMS Glory

1788 Duke-class second-rate ship of the line

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1788 (see also HMS Glory, HMS Glory, HMS Glory) object, second-rate, Royal Navy, Duke-class second-rate ship of the line, United Kingdom

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• Three Decks entry^@

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Frameless

Atlas (1782) Glory (1788)

'Duke' (1777); 'Saint George' (1785); 'Glory' (1788) RMG J1739

Duke (1777), Sant George (1785), Glory (1788)

'Duke' (1777); 'Sant George' (1785); 'Glory' (1788) RMG J1731

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1741

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1742

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1743

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1744

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1745

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1746

'Glory' (1788) RMG J1747

Glory and valiant

Lord Howe on the deck of HMS Queen Charlotte 1 June 1794

Sir Robert Calder's Action, 22 July 1805 by Thomas Whitcombe PU5691

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
image	1777	Atlas (1782) Glory (1788)			Wikimedia
image		'Duke' (1777); 'Saint George' (1785); 'Glory' (1788) RMG J1739			Wikimedia
image	1774	Duke (1777), Sant George (1785), Glory (1788)			Wikimedia
image		'Duke' (1777); 'Sant George' (1785); 'Glory' (1788) RMG J1731			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1741			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1742			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1743			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1744			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1745			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1746			Wikimedia
image		'Glory' (1788) RMG J1747			Wikimedia
image	2007	Glory and valiant			Wikimedia
image		Lord Howe on the deck of HMS Queen Charlotte 1 June 1794			Wikimedia
image	1817	Sir Robert Calder's Action, 22 July 1805 by Thomas Whitcombe PU5691			Wikimedia