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The capture of Saint Paul near the Isle de Bourbon, 21 September 1809. In September 1809 the British attacked the French on Reunion. They disembarked their troops five miles to the north of St Paul. They took the town and turned the guns in the batteries
1812
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Ramsgate harbour wall. A conical navigation buoy being lifted by crane with a mooring chain and anchor. Vessels alongside and one entering. Also a small scene with the buoy swung over the wall, Sept 21 1830. original art: drawing
21 Sep 1830
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Clipper Ship True Briton 1100 Tons. Hand-coloured.
21 Sep 1861
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H.M.S London Named and Launched at Portsmouth, September 21st 1899, by Lady George Hamilton. Rear Admiral Pelham Aldrich, Admiral Superintendent. J.A. Yates, Esq, Chief Constructor. Heightened with white.; Signed by artist.
1899
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. rig, general arrangement
21 Sep 1914
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. torpedo net defence, plan
21 Sep 1914
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. torpedo net defence, profile
21 Sep 1914
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. Upper deck plan
21 Sep 1928
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