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portrait from "The Victories of the British Armies, with anecdotes illustrative of modern warfare. By the author of “Stories of Waterloo” [i.e. William Hamilton Maxwell], etc. [With plates.]".
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portrait from "The Victories of the British Armies, with anecdotes illustrative of modern warfare. By the author of “Stories of Waterloo” [i.e. William Hamilton Maxwell], etc. [With plates.]".

1839

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This image has been taken from scan 000092 from volume 02 of "The Victories of the British Armies, with anecdotes illustrative of modern warfare. By the author of “Stories of Waterloo” [i.e. William Hamilton Maxwell], etc. [With plates.]". The title and subject terms of this image have been generated from tags, created by users of the British Library's flickr photostream.

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