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capitulation of
Saldanha Bay. She then
served briefly in the
Royal Navy as HMS
Havick (or Havik, or Havock)
before she was
wrecked in late 1800.
Havik was a ship...
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Havick,
Ghosts of NASCAR, the
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standings or
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- Cawsand, Cornwall. He
entered the
Royal Navy in
November 1799,
serving on HMS
Havick, HMS Culloden, in 1802, and HMS Canopus, in 1803. At the age of 18, he transferred...
- (unknown date): Earl Talbot, HMS Martin 3 Nov: HMS Marlborough 9 Nov: HMS
Havick,
Hired armed cutter Lion
Unknown date: HMS America, Canada,
Cornish Hero...
- (unknown date): Earl Talbot, HMS Martin 3 Nov: HMS Marlborough 9 Nov: HMS
Havick,
Hired armed cutter Lion
Unknown date: HMS America, Canada,
Cornish Hero...
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Harwich Hastings Hasty Hatherleigh Haughty Havannah Havant Havelock Haversham Havick Havock Hawk
Hawke Hawkins Hawthorn Haydon Hayling Hazard Prize Hazard Hazardous...
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Purdue Jones 30-yard p**** from
Brees (Dorsch kick)
Purdue 17–7 Q3 8:06 KSU
Havick recovered fumble in end zone (kick failed)
Purdue 17–13 0:52
Purdue Nugent...
- H-class
destroyer launched in 1936 and
wrecked in 1942 off Kelibia. HMS
Havick This
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ships with the same or
similar names. If...
