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File:Alger-Poyet.jpg: I'm not sure this image should be included at all. Not only are the sails wrong, but as far as I see there are no side gun barbettes depicted, plus the drawing shows two funnels, but not the two conning towers visible in the infobox image. Would File:Alger-class_cruiser_drawing.jpg be a better illustration?
The profile mentions that it's an early version of the design - I think it's still useful since it does a good job of showing the hull profile (the ram bow, overhanging stern, etc.)
link Channel
Done
Duguay-Trouin is a dab link
Fixed
Infobox and body disagree on number of torp tubes
Fixed
Did they break up the wreck?
I don't know - I haven't seen any reference to salvage operations, but I'd wager that at least some limited scrapping took place, at least as far as useful equipment goes.
ref No 2 should be pp.
Fixed
File:Alger-Poyet.jpg: I could be wrong, but aren't you supposed to add a US public domain tag also?