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Allegorie op de overwinningen van het Franse leger in Europa
The U.S. Steam Frigate Mississippi, Com..re M.C. Perry--Going out to the relief of the American steamer Hunter a French bark [her prize] and an American pilot boat wrecked on Green Island reef near Vera Cruize March 21st, 1847 / lith. of Sarony & Major ; executed by H. Walke Lt. U.S.N.
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massachusetts
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east boston boston mass
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europe
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1815
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Date
01/01/1815
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