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Razee

A razee or razée /rəˈziː/ is a sailing ship that has been cut down (razeed) to reduce the number of decks. The word is derived from the French vaisseau rasé, meaning a razed (in the sense of shaved down) ship.

Events, Eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries & Seventeenth century

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Eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries

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Seventeenth century

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Late nineteenth century

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Razee

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Edges69
Triples51
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
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related to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions) · 26
Razee → Agamemnon, Agricola, April, Argonaute, August, Borée, Brave, Brutus, December, Diadème, February, Flibustier, French, Hercule, Hydre, Illustre, In, Ira, January, July
related to Seventeenth century · 13
Razee → Captain Charles Johnson's, During, Gambia Castle, General History, George Lowther, In, Pyrates, Rear Admiral Sir William, Seas, Ships, Sovereign, Symonds, This
related to Late nineteenth century · 9
Razee → Advances, Although, In, Such, Their, Thus, United States Navy, USS Cumberland, USS Macedonian
related to Royal Navy · 3
Razee → In, Royal Navy, The

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razeed ships ship made frigates cut guns hms number french navy razée reduction gun smaller size 74-gun three 1781 never

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Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)In0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)French0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)Diadème0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)Brutus0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)September0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)December0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)May0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)Hercule0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)February0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)June0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)Hydre0.60section
Razeerelated to French razée warships (Revolutionary War conversions)Argonaute0.60section

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