Prise_de_la_frégate_anglaise_La_Minerve,_Cap.e_Brenton,_échouée_sur_la_digue_de_la_rade_de_Cherbourg_le_14_Mess.r_an_II,_et_rendue_au_feu_des_forts_et_des_2_canonnières_(cropped).jpg
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English:
Capture of the English frigate La Minerve, Cap.e Brenton, beached on the dyke of the harbour of Cherbourg on 14 Mess.r Year II, and returned to the fire of the forts and the 2 gunboats: [print] Aubertin. Engraver
Places defined by Freret Engraved by Aubertin 1 La Minerve 2 Le Fort de la Liberte 3 La Chiffonne Cap Lecolier 4 La Terrible du Cap. Petrée 5 Le Fort National 6 The Dyke 7 The Flat Boat taken by the barges of the frigate 8 The barges 9 Le Fort Galet 10 The Flat Boats laden with Stones for the Dyke 11 La Rade 12 The rising sun Dimensionsː 46 cms
Français :
Prise de la frégate anglaise La Minerve, Cap.e Brenton, échouée sur la digue de la rade de Cherbourg le 14 Mess.r an II, et rendue au feu des forts et des 2 canonnières
Definé sur les lieus par Freret Gravé par Aubertin 1 La Minerve 2 Le Fort de la Liberte 3 La Chiffonne Cap Lecolier 4 La Terrible du Cap. Petrée 5 Le Fort National 6 La Digue 7 Le Bateau plat pris par les Péniches de la Fregate 8 Les Peniches 9 Le Fort Galet 10 Les Bateaux plats chargés de Pierres pour la Digue 11 La Rade 12 Le Soleil levant Dimensionsː 46 cms |
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| Date | 19 th century | |||||||||||||||||||
| Source | https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8413174x.item | |||||||||||||||||||
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