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ship of the line was a type
of naval warship constructed during the Age
of Sail from
the 17th
century to
the mid-19th century.
The ship of the line was...
- of a
ship of the line. By
internal chronology, A
Ship of the Line,
which follows The Happy Return, is
the seventh book in
the series (counting
the unfinished...
- list
of ships of the line of the Royal Navy
of England, and
later (from 1707)
of Great Britain, and
the United Kingdom.
The list
starts from 1660,
the year...
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The Téméraire-class
ships of the line were a
class of a
hundred and
twenty 74-gun
ships of the line ordered between 1782 and 1813 for
the French navy...
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The Océan-class
ships of the line were a
series of 118-gun three-decker
ships of the line of the French Navy,
designed by
engineer Jacques-Noël Sané. Fifteen...
- In
the rating system of the Royal Navy, a
third rate was a
ship of the line which from
the 1720s
mounted between 64 and 80 guns,
typically built with...
- air
force rank
of group captain.
Equivalent ranks worldwide include ship-
of-
the-
line captain (e.g. France, Argentina, Spain),
captain of sea and war (e...
- In
the rating system of the Royal Navy used to
categorise sailing warships, a
first rate was
the designation for
the largest ships of the line. Originating...
- (after 1714 any
ship with
fewer than 20 guns was unrated). A first-, second- or third-rate
ship was
regarded as a "
ship-
of-
the-
line".
The first and second...
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The line of battle or
the battle line is a
tactic in
naval warfare in
which a
fleet of ships forms a
line end to end.
The first example of its use as a...
