Excitement over wooden shipwreck found in Antigua's seabed - Local historians believe it to be the 1762 Beaumont, a French merchant ship later bought by a private individual, renamed the Lyon and used in the American Revolutionary War.

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Excitement over wooden shipwreck found in Antigua's seabed - Local historians believe it to be the 1762 Beaumont, a French merchant ship later bought by a private individual, renamed the Lyon and used in the American Revolutionary War. (archive.ph)

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Also a 56 Gun Frigate in the French Navy

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Thanks for the downvote kike.

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