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[[Image:Im19000714S-Dunc.jpg|thumb| July 1900.]] | [[Image:Im19000714S-Dunc.jpg|thumb| July 1900.]] | ||
Built by the Thames Iron Works at Blackwall. | Built by the Thames Iron Works at Blackwall. She weighed 14,000 tons with an estimated horse power of 18,000. | ||
She was named after the famous Admiral Duncan (1731 - 1804). | |||
Illustration by Charles W. Wyllie. | Illustration by Charles W. Wyllie. | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 13 August 2013
Built by the Thames Iron Works at Blackwall. She weighed 14,000 tons with an estimated horse power of 18,000.
She was named after the famous Admiral Duncan (1731 - 1804).
Illustration by Charles W. Wyllie.
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