Fittler, James (1758 London 1835). The Battle of Camperdown. The Victory Obtaine…

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Fittler, James

(1758 London 1835). The Battle of Camperdown. The Victory Obtained over the Dutch Fleet by the British Squadron of the North Sea under the Command of Admiral Duncan in the Action of the 11th of October 1797. col. Engraving and etching n. Ph.J.de Loutherbourg, 1801. imp. qu. fol. Heavily trimmed, mounted on paper. - Slightly cracked, restoration visible on verso. D

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