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    HMS Goliath was a 74-gun third-rate ship of the line in the Royal Navy. She was built by Adam Hayes at Deptford Dockyard and launched on 19 October 1781...
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  • the British Royal Navy have been named HMS Goliath after the Biblical giant, Goliath. The first HMS Goliath (1781) was a 74-gun third-rate that fought in...
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    completed conversion. HMS Goliath of 1781 (razeed 1813)[citation needed] HMS Majestic of 1785 (razeed 1813) HMS Saturn of 1786 (razeed 1813) HMS Elephant of 1786...
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  • frigates, and batteries on Aboukir Island to protect their flanks. Goliath (1781) was the leading ship and, followed by four others, she broke through...
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    ships of the line) HMS Goliath converted 1813 HMS Saturn converted 1813 HMS Majestic converted 1813 HMS Elephant converted 1817–18 HMS Excellent conversion...
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    ship of the line HMS Myrmidon (1781) 22-gun post ship HMS Goliath (1781) 74-gun ship of the line HMS Standard (1782) 64-gun ship of the line He was married...
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    January 1780, and later served in the West Indies. At the end of 1781 he was placed on board HMS Hercules with Captain Henry Savage, and was present at the...
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    Captain Thomas Foley, aboard HMS Goliath, discovered a gap between the shoals and the French ships, and took Goliath into this channel. The unprepared...
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    signalled Goliath and ordered Knowles to stop the manoeuvre. The following morning both Knowles on the Goliath, and James Whitshed on HMS Namur had observed...
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    the mutineers of the Bounty. Douglas was then in command of the 74-gun HMS Goliath from 1790. The outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars in February...
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    Miller had commanded HMS Captain as Nelson's flag captain at the Battle of Cape St Vincent in 1797, where Troubridge had commanded HMS Culloden. The Battle...
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    1780 HMS Edgar Woolwich Dockyard 25 August 1774 -Nul 30 June 1779 Broken up, 1835 HMS Goliath Deptford Dockyard 21 February 1778 19 October 1781 Broken...
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    HMS Calypso was a Royal Navy Echo-class ship-sloop. She was built at Deptford between 1781 and 1783, launched on 27 September 1783 and first commissioned...
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  • Douglas on the Isle of Man, Young joined his father's ship, the frigate HMS Severn in 1781, and passed for lieutenant ten years later in the buildup to the French...
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    advanced to establish the depth of the bay. At 18:20, as the British ships HMS Goliath and Zealous rounded the northern shoal, the leading French ships Guerrier...
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    Cornwall 74 (1761) – scuttled/burnt 1780 Edgar 74 (1779) – broken up 1835 Goliath 74 (1781) – razéed to 58 guns 1813, broken up 1815 Zealous 74 (1785) – broken...
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    rate Goliath had seen three sail and joined the chase, helping Camilla to capture Faune. The Royal Navy took Faune into service as HMS Fawn. Goliath, with...
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    west and the Amazon River to the east. In 1658, cartographer Cornelis Goliath created a map of the colony and made plans to build a city there called...
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    Navy): The aviso was captured at Abukir on 25 August by the Royal Navy's HMS Goliath. Ultima Sperranza ( Grand Duchy of Tuscany): The ship was captured by...
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  • midshipman, aboard the 74-gun ships HMS Goliath, Captain Archibald Dickson, and HMS Bedford, Captain Robert Mann, and the 24-gun HMS Proserpine, Captain James Alms...
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    naval blockade. Britain successfully resupplied Gibraltar in both 1780 and 1781, and recognized the need to do so again in 1782. The matter was seen as critical...
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    examples of single combat in legend , mythology and religious text: David vs. Goliath Hercules vs. Antaeus Menelaus vs. Paris Achilles vs. Hector Aeneas vs....
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  • one of the first USB flash drive albums, as part of their The Bedlam in Goliath. Kanye West releases Graduation Mika releases Life in Cartoon Motion Burial...
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    they were the 74-gun HMS Hercules, Cumberland and Goliath, which detached and set a course to intercept. At eight, the 74-gun HMS Hercules came in range...
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    Marston and co.). Deane, Anthony (1996). Nelson's favourite : HMS Agamemnon at war, 1781-1809. Naval Institute Press. OCLC 609023909. James, William (1837)...
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