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Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

This ship was a British Royal Navy galleon which operated in the Caribbean during the early 18th century.

History[]

It is unknown when or where this ship was built. However, she was operating in the Caribbean Sea as part of the British Royal Navy during the early 18th century. At some point in time, the ship was chased and captured by the pirate ship Nemesis, captained by the infamous James Sterling.

Design and appearance[]

A four-masted galleon, this ship was the pride of the King's Navy. Armed with 28 cannons, she could defend herself against the enemy's attack. Her figurehead resembled a lion, and her stern was ornamented with the coat of arms of Great Britain. Proudly flying the Union Jack, she was one of the most beautiful ships on the Seven Seas.

Appearances[]

British Royal Navy ships in Pirates of the Caribbean
Royal Navy ships
AlbionHMS AchillesHMS AdventureArabellaBattle-RoyaleBastionBeletteHMS BlazerBritish galleonBritish warshipBulwarkCenturionHMS CenturyColossusHMS CometHMS DauntlessHMS DiamondDreadnoughtEliteHMS EndeavourEn-GardeEssexFerretGoliathGreyhoundHMS HoundHMS HyenaHMS InterceptorHMS InvincibleJack Sparrow's corvetteKingfisherLawrence Norrington's shipMan O' WarMonarchHMS NewcastlePantherHMS PeregrinePerseveranceHMS PhoenixPredatorPride of LondonHMS ProvidenceHMS RavenHMS ResistanceHMS RoseHMS SuccessTally-hoHMS TrepasseyVanguardHMS VictorHMS Victory
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