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- French_frigate_Descartes length "70460.0".
- French_frigate_Descartes abstract "Descartes was a wooden-hulled paddle frigate of the French Navy. Laid down as Gomer, she was renamed Descartes in 1841 while still on the stocks.She took part in the Crimean War, and was used to ferry wounded from Italy.On 17 October 1855, she took part in the Battle of Kinburn.She was eventually broken up in Brest in July 1867.".
- French_frigate_Descartes decommissioningDate "1867-08-15".
- French_frigate_Descartes layingDown "1840-02-11".
- French_frigate_Descartes length "70.46".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipBeam "13.4".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipLaunch "1844-03-05".
- French_frigate_Descartes status "Broken up in 1867.".
- French_frigate_Descartes thumbnail Lebreton_engraving-26.jpg?width=300.
- French_frigate_Descartes wikiPageExternalLink rare.htm.
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- French_frigate_Descartes wikiPageRevisionID "561702417".
- French_frigate_Descartes hasPhotoCollection French_frigate_Descartes.
- French_frigate_Descartes shipArmament "20".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipArmour "Timber".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipChristened "Gomer".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipCountry "France".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipDecommissioned "1867-08-15".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipFate "Broken up in 1867.".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipLaidDown "1840-02-11".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipLaunched "1844-03-05".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipName "Descartes".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipNamesake René_Descartes.
- French_frigate_Descartes shipPropulsion "1785".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipPropulsion "540".
- French_frigate_Descartes shipRenamed "Descartes in 1841".
- French_frigate_Descartes subject Category:1844_ships.
- French_frigate_Descartes subject Category:Frigates_of_the_French_Navy.
- French_frigate_Descartes subject Category:Ships_built_in_France.
- French_frigate_Descartes subject Category:Victorian-era_frigates_of_France.
- French_frigate_Descartes type 1844Ships.
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- French_frigate_Descartes comment "Descartes was a wooden-hulled paddle frigate of the French Navy. Laid down as Gomer, she was renamed Descartes in 1841 while still on the stocks.She took part in the Crimean War, and was used to ferry wounded from Italy.On 17 October 1855, she took part in the Battle of Kinburn.She was eventually broken up in Brest in July 1867.".
- French_frigate_Descartes label "French frigate Descartes".
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- French_frigate_Descartes sameAs French_frigate_Descartes.
- French_frigate_Descartes wasDerivedFrom French_frigate_Descartes?oldid=561702417.
- French_frigate_Descartes depiction Lebreton_engraving-26.jpg.
- French_frigate_Descartes isPrimaryTopicOf French_frigate_Descartes.
- French_frigate_Descartes name "Descartes".