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Description: 1844 Spartan-class corvette

Aliases: HMS Mariner and HMS Atalanta

Description: 1895 Eclipse-class cruiser

Description: 1938 K and N-class destroyer

Description: 1965 Leander-class frigate

Description: 1757 Richmond-class fifth-rate frigate

Description: 1780 Amazon-class frigate

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Juno

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Juno, ship: captured by Congress and Chance (Capt. Samuel Marsden) Subscribe to view

Juno, ship: captured by Daphne (Capt. George Eldridge) Subscribe to view

Juno, ship: captured by General Lee (Capt. Orr) Subscribe to view

Juno, ship: condemned (Capt. Samuel Marson) Subscribe to view

Juno, ship: mentioned (Capt. Samuel Marsden) Subscribe to view

Juno, ship: mentioned (Capt. Samuel Marson) Subscribe to view

Juno, sloop: captured by Diamond Subscribe to view

Juno, Sp. (315)

Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines

Author Carl C. Cutler

Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md., 1961

ISBN 0870215310

Page 126

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Juno, Sp. warship (1718) Subscribe to view

Juno, Spanish galleon Subscribe to view

Juno, Spanish, French or Peruvian (1807), taken by Perseverance of London Subscribe to view

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Juno, unspecified (Capt. Farrington) Subscribe to view

Juno, victualler (1778) Subscribe to view

Juno, whaling barque, of Sydney (1834) Subscribe to view

Juno. steamer

Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail

Author David R. MacGregor

Published Conway Maritime, London, 1984

ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412

Page 156

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Juno: Captain Fisher Subscribe to view