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An Attack and Lodgement on the Covert Way, from Twelve of the Most Remarkable Sieges and Battles in Europe
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Credit lineAn Attack and Lodgement on the Covert Way, from Twelve of the Most Remarkable Sieges and Battles in Europe. ca. 1760–1770. Carington Bowles, British, 1724 - 1793. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Given by Mr. and Mrs, Bruno Lasker. CC0.
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