Artois-class frigate
The Artois class were a series of nine frigates built to a 1793 design by Sir John Henslow, which served in the Royal Navy during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Seven of these ships were built by contract with commercial builders, while the remaining pair (Tamar and Clyde) were dockyard-built - the latter built using "fir" (pitch pine) instead of the normal oak.
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Artois-class frigate
The Artois class were a series of nine frigates built to a 1793 design by Sir John Henslow, which served in the Royal Navy during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Seven of these ships were built by contract with commercial builders, while the remaining pair (Tamar and Clyde) were dockyard-built - the latter built using "fir" (pitch pine) instead of the normal oak.
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The Artois class were a series ...... carronades on the forecastle.
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4,45008e+1
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1,18872e+1
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*Upper Deck:
**28 x 18-pounder ...... ns
**2 x 32-pounder carronades
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The Artois class were a series ...... ne) instead of the normal oak.
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Artois-class frigate
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