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The sinking of the
Victory
resulted in the deaths of 1,195 people. true or false
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Which "Victory" do you mean? There have been several ships called Victory.
If you mean the HMS Victory that foundered in 1744, contemporary estimates put the loss at roughly 1,100–1,150 men (sources vary), so the specific figure 1,195 would not be correct. If you mean a different ship named Victory, tell me which one and I’ll check the casualty number.
If you mean the HMS Victory that foundered in 1744, contemporary estimates put the loss at roughly 1,100–1,150 men (sources vary), so the specific figure 1,195 would not be correct. If you mean a different ship named Victory, tell me which one and I’ll check the casualty number.
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