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  HMS Invincible (1765) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
HMS Invincible, built in 1765, was a long service, 1,631 ton, third rate ship of the line in the British Royal Navy.
Invincible was built in a shipyard in the Thames River near London in 1765 during a period of peace to replace ships worn out in the recently finished Seven Years' War.
The admiral and 195 sailors escaped the wreck, either in one of the ship's boats which got away or were picked up by a passing collier and fishing boat, but over 400 of their shipmates drowned in the disaster, most of them once the ship began to sink in deeper water.
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