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Philadelphia

915 ship citations (94 free) in 228 resources

179 books (25 free)
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30 web applications (1 free)
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Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Lydia spoken by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Marines for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Must go to Guadeloupe when ready Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Ordered to Guadeloupe station as flagship Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Orders and instructions for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Powder for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Proof of carronades of Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Recruiting instructions for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: References to Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Rigging for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Slops for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Subscriptions for, interest on Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: To relieve Constellation in West Indies Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Waiting for articles and seamen from New York Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Will be at sea within 30 days Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Will be ready to sail in March Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Capt. Stephen Decatur: Will prove a fast sailer Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Ann and Susan recaptured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: At Basseterre Roads Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Betsey, schooner, recaptured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Chou Chou captured by Philadelphia and Connecticut Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Crew to be paid off and ship refitted Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Cruising ground Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Data concerning Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Diligente recaptured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Dove, brig, recaptured by Philadelphia and Experiment Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Experiment in company with Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Extracts from log of Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Fox, schooner, boarded by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: La Levrette captured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Lucy, sloop, recaptured by Philadelphia and Experiment Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Maria, sloop, boarded by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Martha & Mary boarded by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Peggy recaptured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Prize of, arrive at St. Kitts Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Recommended for retention Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Retained under P.E.A. Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Sir John Wentworth, brig, recaptured by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Stores for Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Taking in provisions and stores at Basseterre Roads Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Three Brothers, Danish ship, boarded by Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: To be one of Mediterranean Squadron Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: To prepare for cruise Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: To return to Philadelphia Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Under orders of Captain Truxton Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, U.S.S., Captains Stephen Decatur and Samuel Barron: Vessels spoken by Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia, US frigate: burning of Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, US frigate: cost of building and equipping Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, US frigate: in Barbary Wars Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia, USS
Book Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage
Author Sherry Sontag, and Christopher Drew
Published Public Affairs, New York,
ISBN 1891620088, 9781891620089
Page 243n
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Philadelphia, USS
Book Sailing Warships of the US Navy
Author Donald L. Canney
Published Chatham Publishing, London,
ISBN 1557509905, 9781557509901
Pages 26, 49, 52-4, 53, 191, 199
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Philadelphia, USS
Book Warships of the World to 1900 Main entry
Author Lincoln P. Paine
Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston,
ISBN 0395984149, 9780395984147
Pages 41, 85, 113, 132-33, 135
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Philadelphia, USS (1800)
Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration
Author Lincoln P. Paine
Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston,
ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567
Pages 120, 263, 351, 392-93, 403
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Philadelphia, USS (1889) (pen and ink drawing) Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia: 10,650 tons, American Line (formerly Inman Line), 1900 Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: coded message with intelligence on how to retake Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: Decatur, Sr., command of Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: Gibraltar operations against Tripoli Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: grounding and capture of Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia: in Diadem Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia: in Husky Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia: Intrepid operation to destroy Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: negotiations for ranson of crew Subscribe to view
Philadelphia: plan for retaking Subscribe to view