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USS Scourge

Aliases: HMS Transfer and Quatre Frères

USS Scourge

Description: American steamer warship (1846)

Aliases: SS Bangor

USS Scourge

Description: American warship converted from a confiscated Canadian merchant schooner

Aliases: Lord Nelson

HMS Scourge

Description: 1942 S and T-class destroyer

HMS Scourge

Description: 1799 sloop

Aliases: Herald

HMS Scourge

Description: 1910 Beagle-class destroyer

HMS Scourge

Description: 1790s hoy

Aliases: Crash

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Scourge

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Scourge (14 guns), Brig-sloop. Built in 1779, Dover. Foundered in 1795. Subscribe to view

Scourge (16 guns), Ex HERALD, purchased 1803. Sold in 1816. Subscribe to view

Scourge (22 guns), The French ROBroken upSTE taken on 15 April 1796 by Sir J.B. WARREN in POMONE off the Saintes. Sold in 1802. Subscribe to view

Scourge (4 guns), Gunvessel. Built in 1794, purchased. Renamed CRASH in 1798. Broken up in 1803. Subscribe to view

Scourge (I) (Brig) Subscribe to view

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Scourge (naval ship; built 1910; United Kingdom) Subscribe to view

Scourge (Schooner)

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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio

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Scourge (Ship)

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Scourge (Sloop, 1816) Subscribe to view

Scourge (Steamship)

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Scourge, American privateer brig (1781) Subscribe to view

Scourge, American unrated brig (1804) Subscribe to view

Scourge, American unrated schooner (1812) Subscribe to view

Scourge, British hired vessel cutter (1759) Subscribe to view

Scourge, British unrated brig-sloop (1779) Subscribe to view

Scourge, British unrated cutter (1784) Subscribe to view

Scourge, British unrated galley (1779) Subscribe to view