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HMS Proselyte

Description: 1804 sixth-rate frigate

Aliases: Ramillies

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Proselyte

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Proselyte (28 guns), Purchased in 1804. Lost in 1809. Subscribe to view

Proselyte (32 guns), The French LE JASON. She was taken into Greenock by her own crew, who had mutinied, on 8 June 1796. Capt. PULLING of PENGUIN took possession of her. Lost in 1801. Subscribe to view

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Proselyte (British warship)

Book Shipwrecks: An Encyclopedia of the World's Worst Disasters at Sea

Author David Ritchie

Published Checkmark Books, New York, 1996

ISBN 0816031630, 9780816031634

Page 189

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Proselyte, British fifth rate frigate (1780) Subscribe to view

Proselyte, British other vessels floating battery (1793) Subscribe to view

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Proselyte, H.M.S.

Book Shipwrecks in the Americas

Author Robert F. Marx

Published Dover, New York, 1987

ISBN 048625514X, 9780486255149

Page 261-62

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