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Suffren class ship of the line : ウィキペディア英語版
Suffren-class ship of the line

The ''Suffren'' class was a late type of 90-gun ships of the line of the French Navy.
The design was created on 30 January 1824 by an appointed Commission comprising Jean-Marguerite Tupinier, Jacques-Noël Sané, Pierre Rolland, Pierre Lair and Jean Delamoriniere. Intended as successors of the 80-gun ''Bucentaure'' class, they introduced the innovation of having straight walls, instead of the tumblehome design that had prevailed until then; this tended to heighten the ships' centre of gravity, but provided much more room for equipment in the upper decks. Stability issues were fixed with underwater stabilisers.
== Units ==

Fourteen ships were ordered to this design, of which twelve were modified as steam-driven vessels.
* ''Suffren''
:Builder: Cherbourg
:Begun: August 1824
:Launched: 27 August 1829
:Completed: March 1831
:Fate: Deleted February 1861, renamed ''Ajax'' in April 1865, and taken to pieces 1874-76.
* ''Inflexible''
:Builder: Rochefort
:Begun: August 1827
:Launched: 21 November 1839
:Completed: August 1840
:Fate: Condemned August 1875.
* ''Bayard''
:Builder: Lorient
:Begun: July 1823
:Launched: 28 August 1847
:Completed: August 1849
:Fate: Renamed ''Triton'' in August 1876
* ''Duguesclin''
:Builder: Rochefort
:Begun: March 1823
:Launched: 3 May 1848
:Completed: August 1848
:Fate: Wrecked 14 December 1859; refloated and taken to pieces in June 1860
* ''Breslaw''
:Builder: Brest
:Begun: May 1827
:Launched: 31 July 1848
:Completed: 1849
:Fate: Deleted in May 1871, renamed ''Breslau'' 1881 and taken to pieces 1886-87.
* ''Charlemagne''
:Builder: Toulon
:Begun: April 1834
:Launched: 16 January 1851
:Completed: December 1851 (as steam screw ship)
:Fate: Condemned in February 1882. Taken to pieces 1884
* ''Jean Bart''
:Builder: Lorient
:Begun: 28 January 1849
:Launched: 14 September 1852
:Completed: April 1853 (as steam screw ship)
:Fate: Renamed ''Donawerth'' in August 1868; sold or broken up in 1869
* ''Donawerth''
:Builder: Lorient
:Begun:
:Launched: 15 February 1854
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Tilsitt''
:Builder: Cherbourg
:Begun:
:Launched: 30 March 1854
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Saint Louis''
:Builder: Brest
:Begun:
:Launched: 25 April 1854
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Alexandre''
:Builder: Rochefort
:Begun:
:Launched: 27 March 1857
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Fontenoy''
:Builder: Toulon
:Begun:
:Launched: 2 December 1858
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Massena''
:Builder: Toulon
:Begun:
:Launched: 15 March 1860
:Completed:
:Fate:
* ''Castiglione''
:Builder: Toulon
:Begun:
:Launched: 14 July 1860
:Completed:
:Fate:

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