Talk:HMS Monmouth (1667)

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Ship rebuilds and multiple articles

This ship was rebuilt 3 times - by the end of her career, if you consider her to be one entity throughout the entire time, there is likely to have been nothing of the original ship left, thanks to the extensiveness of the rebuilds. Administratively, each rebuild would have been considered as a new ship, and so it may make more sense to split this article up into its constituent incarnations. Martocticvs 16:22, 22 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

On Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Ships, we seem to have decided that it makes no sense to split up an article like this whilst the article text is significantly shorter than the infobox, so it can stay as it is. Martocticvs 19:25, 26 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]