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Sources for the engine horsepower figure:

• National Archives ADM7/187, 1 Jan 1845, Parry writing to Haddington, "...perhaps a pair of small locomotive engines of 50 horse power...".
• The Illustrated London News, 24 May 1845, p328, "The screw propeller is worked by an engine of 25 horse power..."
• Murray's Navy List 1851, "By Authority", p144 Erebus, p165 Terror, both 30 Horse-power.
• Mclintock, The Voyage of the Fox in the Arctic Seas 1869 edition, p.xxviii, Erebus and Terror both 20 H.-P.

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Erebus and Terror had screws that could be pulled out of the water for protection against the ice, similar to here:

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