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This is a list of British ( Royal Navy) "Great Ships" 1412-1639.

• Gracedieu
• Holyghost de la Tour (ex-Spanish Santa Clara, captured c. 1413)
• Jesus
• George (ex-Genovese ?, captured 1416)
• Marie Hampton (ex-Genovese ?, captured 1416)
• Marie Sandwich (ex-Genovese ?, captured 1416)
• Andrew (ex-Genovese Galeas Negre, captured 1417)
• Christopher (ex-Genovese ?, captured c. 1417)
• Peter (ex-Genovese ?, captured 1417
• Paul (ex-Genovese Vivande, captured 1417)
• Trinity Royal
• Agase (ex-Genovese ?, captured c. 1417)
• Mary de la Tour
• Ark Royal 44 (renamed Anne Royal)
• Bear 40
• Repulse 40
• Merhonour 44
• Hope 38 (renamed Assurance)
• Nonpareil 38 (renamed Nonsuch)
• Defiance 40
• Red Lion/Golden Lion 38 (renamed Lion)
• Vanguard 40 (1586)
• Rainbow 40
• Revenge
• Dreadnought 32
• Antelope 34
• Mary Rose (1509?)
• Gabriel Royal (captured 1509)
• Great Bark (c. 1512)
• Katherine Forteleza (captured 1512)
• Great Nicholas (captured 1512)
• John Baptist (captured 1512)
• Great Barbara (captured 1513)
• Great Elizabeth (captured 1514)
• Henry Grace a Dieu (1514)
• Swiftsure
• Madre de Dios (ex-Portuguese, captured 1592)
• Adventure (c. 1594)
• Warspite 29 (c. 1596)
• Garland (c. 1620)
• Royal Prince 55 (1610)
• Destiny (c. 1616)
• Victory 42 (c. 1620)
• Swiftsure 42 (c. 1621)
• St George 42 (c. 1622)
• Triumph 42 (c. 1623)
• Mary Rose (c. 1623)
• Happy Entrance (c. 1619)
• Bonaventure (c. 1621)
• St Andrew 42 (c. 1622)
• St Esprit 42
• Vanguard 56 (1631)
• Charles 44 (c. 1632)
• Henrietta Maria 42 (c. 1632)
• James 48 (c. 1633)
• Unicorn 46 (c. 1634)
• Sovereign of the Seas 102 (1637)

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