certainly. I've got quite a bit on them. You're talking about several related classes. Try getting a copy of "Send a Gunboat" Antony Preston & John Major. I'd try www.abebooks.com Be careful which edition you get. The original came out in 1967, but there is a 2007 update. This is the one you want. There is an 18 page chapter, "Crimean Debut". They also include all of the British gunboat classes to WWI. It is interesting to compare the larger gunvessels with the Florida and Alabama designs, both of which are believe to be based upon standard British designs. The Rappahanock (ex-Victor) was another Brit gunboat.