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[edit] Which is the true General Sherman ?

Hi! I have a question. These External links show incompatible information as follows,

1. http://www.kimsoft.com/2000/sherman.htm

the General Sherman (formerly the US navy gunship Princess Royal)

That is http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-usn/usnsh-p/pr-royal.htm.

...The Princess Royal was a Confederate navy blockade runner built in 1861. It was originally built for service in the Irish sea. It was 619 tons, 197 feet x 27 ft x 11 ft. It had one propeller, 2 boilers,

she became the merchant steamer General Sherman and was active until 10 January 1874, when she sank off Cape Fear, North Carolina.