Talk:HMS Edgar (1779)

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Did you know... that the Royal Navy ship of the line HMS Edgar was forced to fight unsupported for a time during the Battle of Copenhagen after the next ship in line, HMS Agamemnon, ran aground?

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Action at Grenaa 1810[edit]

I have just put in a short section on the action at Grenaa on 7 July 1810. The two London Gazette references disagree as to the date of the action, by two months. Further notes are in "My Talk"Viking1808 (talk) 18:10, 18 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]