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After over three years siege the garrison surrendered to the Archduke Albert. Plate to La Genealogie des Illustres Comtes de Nassau Jean Orlers, 1615 (2nd ed. p.241). Seige begun 5 July 1601. Assaults made 7 Jan 1602 and 13 April 1603. Surrendered 20 Sept
1615
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Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with nos. 528, 529, 531. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831. Mounted with PAE5472.
5 Jul 1831
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Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with nos. 528, 530, 531. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831. original art: drawing
5 Jul 1831
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Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with the Gem schooner yacht under sail, with nos. 528, 529, 530. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831. Mounted with PAE5471.
5 Jul 1831
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The r.h. drawing of a panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with nos. 529, 530, 531. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831. Mounted with PAE5468.
5 Jul 1831
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Hay barge and men of war on the Medway, 1833. In 1833 Cooke went on a sketching tour in the River Medway with James Stark, a family friend and a member of the Norwich School, who gave him instruction in oil painting. In 1835 Cooke exhibited his first oil
5 July 1833
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No XVIII July 5th... a saw 34 feet long was worked right astern of the ship.... Bound with PAF0252-PAF0271, PAF0273-PAF0285.
1837
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HB Sketches No.601. A Ship in Distress. Crew throwing the cargo over board (caricature). Print
5 Jul 1839
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HMS Pheonix (1832) and HMS Diligence (1814) at anchor, Godhavn. A view looking northwest across the harbour from the foreshore in front of the settlement of Godhavn. HMS Phoenix (1832), a converted screw Sloop, is at anchor in the foreground, with the sto
18 June-5 July 1854
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HMS Phoenix (1832) and HMS Diligence (1814) at anchor, Godhavn. A view from the high ground near the settlement of Godhavn looking across the harbour. HMS Phoenix (1832), a converted screw Sloop, and the storeship HMS Diligence (1814) are anchored in the
18 June-5 July 1854
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