French ship Charlemagne (1852)
- French ship Charlemagne (1852)
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Charlemagne was an 80-gun French ship of the line commissioned in 1852. The ship was in the Mediterranean Sea in 1852.[1] The ship was sent by Napoleon III to the Black Sea as a show of force in violation of the London Straits Convention just prior to the Crimean War.[2]
Notes
- ^ Calhoun. Pg 13
- ^ Royle. Pg 19
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