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Duckworth's action at San Domingo, 6 February 1806. Inscribed by Pocock in pencil, 'Sir J. T. Duckworth', 'Final View' (with a sight-line indicated) and with the names and positions of the ships. This is a preparatory plan for the
circa 1806
National Maritime Museum

Duckworth's action at San Domingo, 6 February 1806. This is a near-final compositional sketch for the large oil painting (NMM BHC0571) of Sir John Thomas Duckworth's victory off San Domingo, which formed a somewhat overlooked postscript to Trafa
1806
National Maritime Museum

Duckworth's action at San Domingo, 6 February 1806. This is a preliminary plan for the large oil painting (NMM BHC0571) of Sir John Thomas Duckworth's victory off San Domingo (see also PAD8818 for a more final plan of the action). This action fo
circa 1806
National Maritime Museum

Duckworth's action at San Domingo, 6 February 1806; a flag sketch. This is a preparatory drawing for the large oil painting (NMM BHC0571) of Sir John Thomas Duckworth's victory off San Domingo, which formed a somewhat overlooked postscript to Tr
1806
National Maritime Museum

Duckworth's Action off San Domingo, 6 February 1806. Following Nelson's victory at Trafalgar in 1805, Sir John Duckworth left the blockade of Cadiz and pursued a French squadron to the Caribbean, where he defeated it off San Domingo on the 6 Feb
1808
National Maritime Museum

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6 February 1806
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