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A Battle with the Elements | William Lionel Wyllie | 1885 17th Century Turner (1775-1851)

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A Battle with the Elements | William Lionel Wyllie | 1885 17th Century Turner (1775-1851)A painting showing the hulk of the wooden frigate 'Leonidas' anchored near Upnor on the Medway in Kent. The coastline is visible in the distance on the left. The 'Leonidas', 36 guns, was launched in 1807 and by 1872 had ceased active service to become a powder hulk storing gun cotton. By the 1880s, with the coming of steel and steam power, many of the old 'wooden walls' were being used in naval anchorages for such purposes. Those in the Medway, off

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Turner (1775-1851)

serving as flagship of Admiral Sir James Deans Dundas

Contains no plastic

although most ships fought at anchor

HMS Britannia was a 120-gun first rate ship-of-the-line of the Royal Navy

A Battle with the Elements | William Lionel Wyllie | 1885 17th Century Turner (1775-1851)A painting showing the hulk of the wooden frigate 'Leonidas' anchored near Upnor on the Medway in Kent. The coastline is visible in the distance on the left. The 'Leonidas', 36 guns, was launched in 1807 and by 1872 had ceased active service to become a powder hulk storing gun cotton. By the 1880s, with the coming of steel and steam power, many of the old 'wooden walls' were being used in naval anchorages for such purposes. Those in the Medway, off

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