French ship Algonquin (1753)
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The Algonquin was a 74-gun ship of the line of the French Navy. She was launched from Québec City in (New France), on 9 June 1753 and placed into service on 8 January 1754. In 1755, she was placed into service for the transportation of nine companies of the régiment de la Reine who embarked in Brest on 14 April 1755. The 74-gun ship was armed en flûte with 24 guns to allow for more room for the soldiers. The ship was commanded by Captain Jean Baptiste François de La Villéon. The regiment was also reduced to 360 soldiers. Algonquin was part of the naval squadron that left for Canada. She became separated from the other ships after the departure on 29 May, because of heavy fog at sea.
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L’Algonquin est un bâtiment de 72 canons de la marine royale, construit par René-Nicolas Levasseur, lancé le 3 juillet 1753 à Québec, en Nouvelle-France, et mis en service en septembre de cette même année. C'est l'un des rares gros bâtiments de guerre français construit au Canada. Souffrant d'un important défaut de construction, sa carrière militaire est extrêmement courte. Il passe le plus gros de sa carrière à quai, réduit à l'état de ponton.
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French ship Algonquin (1753)
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Algonquin (vaisseau de ligne)
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Broken up in 1773
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The Algonquin was a 74-gun ship of the line of the French Navy. She was launched from Québec City in (New France), on 9 June 1753 and placed into service on 8 January 1754. In 1755, she was placed into service for the transportation of nine companies of the régiment de la Reine who embarked in Brest on 14 April 1755. The 74-gun ship was armed en flûte with 24 guns to allow for more room for the soldiers. The ship was commanded by Captain Jean Baptiste François de La Villéon. The regiment was also reduced to 360 soldiers. Algonquin was part of the naval squadron that left for Canada. She became separated from the other ships after the departure on 29 May, because of heavy fog at sea.
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L’Algonquin est un bâtiment de 72 canons de la marine royale, construit par René-Nicolas Levasseur, lancé le 3 juillet 1753 à Québec, en Nouvelle-France, et mis en service en septembre de cette même année. C'est l'un des rares gros bâtiments de guerre français construit au Canada. Souffrant d'un important défaut de construction, sa carrière militaire est extrêmement courte. Il passe le plus gros de sa carrière à quai, réduit à l'état de ponton.
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Broken up in 1773
