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| * ''Entered Japanese Service: 3 February 1869'' | | * ''Entered Japanese Service: 3 February 1869'' |
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− | | <font size=4><font color="#000000"> Statistics | + | | colspan="2" | <font color="#000000"> Statistics<ref>Unless otherwise noted the statistics are from Steensen, Robert Steen. ''Vore Panserskibe.'' (Our Armoured Vessels). 1968.</ref> |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Displacement | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Displacement: |
− | |<font color="#000000">1,300 tons | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">1,400 tons<ref>The Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, Series II Volume 1, page 267 claims the tonnage to be 900.</ref><br>1,535 tons - deep load |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Length | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Length: |
− | |<font color="#000000">193 feet | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">187 feet<ref>ORUCN claims 171' 10"</ref> |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Beam | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Beam: |
− | |<font color="#000000">31 feet | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">32 feet 8 inches |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Draught | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Draught: |
− | |<font color="#000000">14 feet | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">14 feet 4 inches<ref>From ORUCN</ref> |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Propulsion | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Propulsion: |
− | |<font color="#000000">Two 350 horsepower double reciprocating engines | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Two tubular boilers<ref>ORUCN claims four engines</ref><br>Two shaft return connecting rod<br>1,200 indicated horsepower |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Fuel | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Fuel: |
− | |<font color="#000000">200 tons | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Coal - 200 tons |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Speed | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Speed: |
− | |<font color="#000000">10.5 knots | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">10.8 knots - both engines<ref>ORUCN claims "about 13 knots"</ref><br>5.8 knots - single engine |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Complement | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Complement: |
− | |<font color="#000000">135 | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">135 |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Armament | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Armament: |
− | |<font color="#000000">1 x 300-pounder Armstrong | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">1 x 300-pounder [[Armstrong gun]]s<br>2 x 70-pounder Armstrong<ref>ORUCN claims, as of 1865, two 150-pounder Armstrong instead of two 70-pounders</ref> |
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− | |<font color="#000000">Armor | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Armor: |
− | |<font color="#000000">Turret – 4 3/8 inches of iron | + | |<font size=1><font color="#000000">Fore "turret" – 4 ½ inches of iron<br>Hull – 3 ½ - 4 inches of iron<br>Aft "turret" - 4 inches of iron |
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| ==Construction and life in France== | | ==Construction and life in France== |
| * Name while in service: ''Sphinx'' | | * Name while in service: ''Sphinx'' |
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| * Name while in service: CSS ''Stonewall'' (named for slain Confederate General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson) | | * Name while in service: CSS ''Stonewall'' (named for slain Confederate General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson) |
| * Engagement: Pursued by United States warships ''Sacramento'', ''Niagara'', and ''Kearsarge''. | | * Engagement: Pursued by United States warships ''Sacramento'', ''Niagara'', and ''Kearsarge''. |
− | [[Image:Confederate_States_Naval_Ensign_post_May_26_1863.png||thumb|right|Naval ensign of the Confederate States Navy.]] | + | [[Image:Confederate_States_Naval_Ensign_post_May_26_1863.png||thumb|right|Naval ensign of the Confederate States Navy after 26 May 1863.]] |
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| + | | colspan="2" |<font color="#000000">Crew<ref>Evans, Clement Anselm. ''Confederate Military History.'' Volume 12.</ref> |
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| + | |<font size=1>Captain |
| + | |<font size=1>Thomas Jefferson Page |
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| + | |<font size=1>Lieutenant |
| + | |<font size=1>Robert Randolph Carter |
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| + | |<font size=1>George S. Shyrock |
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| + | |<font size=1>George A. Borchert |
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| + | |<font size=1>E. G. Read |
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| + | |<font size=1>Samuel Barron, Jr. |
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| + | |<font size=1>Surgeon |
| + | |<font size=1>Bennett Wood Green |
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| + | |<font size=1>Assistant Surgeon |
| + | |<font size=1>James W. Herty |
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| + | |<font size=1>Paymaster |
| + | |<font size=1>Richard W. Curtis |
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| + | |<font size=1>Engineer |
| + | |<font size=1>William Param Brooks |
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| + | |<font size=1>Engineer |
| + | |<font size=1>William Hutcheson Jackson |
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| + | |<font size=1>J. C. Klosh |
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| + | |<font size=1>W. H. Savage |
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| + | |<font size=1>William Boynton |
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
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| + | * Evans, Clement Anselm. Confederate military history; a library of Confederate States history. Volume 12. Atlanta, GA: Confederate Publishing Company, 1899. |
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| * Greene, Jack and Alessandro Massignani. ''Ironclads at War: The Origin and Development of the Armored Warship, 1854-1891.'' Pennsylvania: Combined Publishing, 1998. | | * Greene, Jack and Alessandro Massignani. ''Ironclads at War: The Origin and Development of the Armored Warship, 1854-1891.'' Pennsylvania: Combined Publishing, 1998. |
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| * Naval War Records Office. ''Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies''. Series I Volumes 3 (1896), 5 (1897), 12 (1901), 16 (1903), 17 (1903), 22 (1908), 27 (1917). Series II Volumes 1 (1921), 2 (1921), 3 (1922). Washington, D.C.: Government Print. Office, 1894-1922. | | * Naval War Records Office. ''Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies''. Series I Volumes 3 (1896), 5 (1897), 12 (1901), 16 (1903), 17 (1903), 22 (1908), 27 (1917). Series II Volumes 1 (1921), 2 (1921), 3 (1922). Washington, D.C.: Government Print. Office, 1894-1922. |
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| + | * Steensen, Robert Steen. ''Vore Panserskibe'' (Our Armoured Vessels). Copenhagen, Denmark: Marinehistorisk Selskab, 1968. 178-195. |
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| * “The Confederate Steam Ram ‘Stonewall’ leaving Lisbon Harbor.” ''Harper’s Weekly'', 13 May 1865, p. 301. | | * “The Confederate Steam Ram ‘Stonewall’ leaving Lisbon Harbor.” ''Harper’s Weekly'', 13 May 1865, p. 301. |