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HMS Seringapatam
Description: 1819 Seringapatam-class fifth-rate frigate
Seringapatam
Description: ship built in 1799 for the ruler of Mysore

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Seringapatam

115 ship citations (11 free) in 55 resources

39 books (3 free)
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Seringapatam (1837; British)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages IV: 2548, 2549, 2550, 2555, 2559,2560
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Seringapatam (British; War of 1812)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Page II: 786
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Seringapatam
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1850-1875: Heyday of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0851773168, 9780851773162
Page 53
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Seringapatam (1808): Clark Subscribe to view
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Seringapatam (317 tons, Bristol) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (336 tons, Bombay) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (358 tons) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (859 tons, Bombay) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (Bombay Country Ship) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (British whaling ship) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (British whaling ship), in Nuku Hiva Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (British): Blackwall frigate Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (British, 46 guns) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (British? ship) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (English ship, whaler, 357 tons) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (English whaler, 358 tons) Subscribe to view
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Seringapatam (ship, 375 tons) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (ship, 587 tons) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (sloop-of-war) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (South sea whaler) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (Whaler) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (whaler; William Allen Day, master; Edward Clarke, master) Subscribe to view
Seringapatam (whaleship of London) Subscribe to view
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Seringapatam, described
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412
Page 174
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Seringapatam, HMS (46), Fifth Rate frigate Subscribe to view
Seringapatam, influence on design
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412
Pages 174, 176, 178, 180
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Seringapatam, lines plan
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412
Page 172-74
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Seringapatam, models
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412
Page 173-74
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Seringapatam, new design
Book Merchant Sailing Ships, 1815-1850: Supremacy of Sail
Author David R. MacGregor
Published Conway Maritime, London,
ISBN 0870219413, 9780870219412
Page 173-74
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Seringapatam, U.S. ship (formerly British letter of marque whaling ship, Seringapatam) (Capt. John M. Gamble) (corrected; listed as Seringapatem, U.S. ship, formerly British letter of marque whaling ship, Seringapatem) Subscribe to view