HMS Téméraire — Trafalgar 98-gun Second Rate

Generated illustration. Not a historical photograph. A three-decker of the line. Not a named-ship portrait and not a painting facsimile.

Overview

The namesake is already on Bucentaure — Overview. That note already points to the British 98-gun HMS Téméraire of Turner’s painting.¹

The Namesake

This note covers that 98-gun namesake only. A painting year, a breaking-up scene, and a battle narrative stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE. The Fighting Temeraire — Turner Painting remains the queued picture note and is not written here.

The French Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine already leaves a British namesake off that page. This note does not reopen class doctrine or invent a gun-count beyond the 98 Bucentaure already states. HMS St George — 98-gun Second Rate is the other filled British 98.²

Sources

• @adkin2005trafalgar
• @knight2005pursuit
• Bucentaure — Overview
• Turner — Fighting Temeraire Named

Related

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Same Subject

• Bucentaure — Overview
• Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine
• Turner — Fighting Temeraire Named
• HMS St George — 98-gun Second Rate
• HMS Victory — Overview

Cross-Domain

• Battle of Trafalgar 1805 — Overview
• Age of Sail — Era Overview
• Age of Sail — Chronological Timeline

Footnotes

1. British 98-gun HMS Téméraire of Turner’s painting: Bucentaure — Overview. ↩

2. British namesake left off the class note: Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine. Do not invent a painting year or a Trafalgar action the filled notes do not state. Do not write the 1839 picture. ↩