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The don des vaisseaux was a subscription programme launched by the French statesman Étienne François de Choiseul, Duke of Choiseul in 1761 to rebuild the French Navy and make up for the losses it suffered in the Seven Years' War. Under the terms of the programme, the French public was encouraged to contribute funds for the construction of ships of the line. The programme raised 13 million livres from provinces, cities, institutions and private individuals, which were used to build 18 ships of the line for the French navy, including two first-rates, Ville de Paris and Bretagne.
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