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{{Ship Infobox | |||
|image = Wiki noimage.jpg | |||
|name = *HMS ''Vulcan'' {{c|1845}} | |||
*HMS ''Birkenhead'' {{c|1845–1852}} | |||
|battles = {{Wiki|Eighth Xhosa War}} | |||
|service = 1845–1852 | |||
|status = Wrecked | |||
|affiliates = [[Royal Navy]] | |||
|type = *[[Frigate]] {{c|1845–1851}} | |||
*{{Wiki|Troopship}} {{c|1851–1852}} | |||
|displacement = 1728 tonnes | |||
|length = 64m | |||
|armaments = *2 pivot guns | |||
*4 broadside guns | |||
|crew = 125 | |||
}} | |||
The '''HMS ''Birkenhead''''' was a [[frigate]] of the [[Royal Navy]] which was originally designed as a steam frigate before being converted into a {{Wiki|troopship}} in the mid 19th century. | The '''HMS ''Birkenhead''''' was a [[frigate]] of the [[Royal Navy]] which was originally designed as a steam frigate before being converted into a {{Wiki|troopship}} in the mid 19th century. | ||
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The HMS Birkenhead was a frigate of the Royal Navy which was originally designed as a steam frigate before being converted into a troopship in the mid 19th century.
History
In 1852, the HMS Birkenhead was used by the British Empire to transport troops of the 2nd Regiment of Foot 74th Regiment of Foot to Cape Colony in Africa to participate in the Eighth Xhosa War. Aboard the ship was the British Assassin Henri Escoffier and the British soldier Simeon Price.[1]
While sailing past Cape Town, the ship was grounded and started to sink. Henri convinced Simeon to abandon the ship and save his own life, telling him to seek out the Brotherhood in Vienna where he would find a similar cause in helping others.[1]
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