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Le Royal William : Un vapeur légendaire de Québec
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Le Royal William : Un vapeur légendaire de Québec
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The Royal William was the first Canadian-built ship to cross the Atlantic entirely under steam power. It was built by Messrs George Black (1778-1854) and John Saxton Campbell (17871855), from a design by naval architect James Goudie (1809-1892), and launched at Quebec City on April 27, 1831. Two years later, on August 18, 1833, it left Pictou, Nova Scotia, with seven passengers and a load of coal and arrived at Gravesend, England, after a twenty-five day passage.
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Cap aux Diamants
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No. 73
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10-16
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Été 2003
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fr
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Béland, Mario. “Le Royal William : Un vapeur légendaire de Québec.” Cap aux Diamants No. 73 (t 2003): 10–16. https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/cd/2003-n74-cd1046221/7358ac.pdf.
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