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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. She weighed 14,000 tons with an estimated horse power of 18,000. | Built by the [[Thames Iron Works, Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] 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). | She was named after the famous Admiral Duncan (1731 - 1804). | ||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 30 June 2016
Built by the Thames Iron Works, Shipbuilding and Engineering Co 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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