HMS Falmouth

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HMS Falmouth was a British Royal Navy vessel used as a notorious prison ship during the American Revolutionary War, remembered for the harsh conditions and high mortality among its captives.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy ship
ship
allegiance Great Britain NERFINISHED
associatedWith British naval operations against American colonies
British occupation of New York City
category 18th-century ships of the Royal Navy
British prison ships in the American Revolutionary War
causeOf suffering of prisoners held aboard
conflict American Revolutionary War
country Kingdom of Great Britain
hasQuality notorious
overcrowded
poorly ventilated
unsanitary
hasVictim American prisoners of war
civilian detainees
locationOfActivity New York Harbor NERFINISHED
North American waters NERFINISHED
notableFor harsh conditions for prisoners
high mortality among captives
use as a British prison hulk
operator Royal Navy
partOf British prison ship system in the American Revolutionary War
rememberedFor disease among prisoners
high death toll
notorious treatment of prisoners
overcrowded confinement
role detention of captured rebels
floating prison
timePeriod 1770s
American War of Independence era
usedFor prison ship

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