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Conquest of San Salvador in Brazil by Admiral Jacob Willekes, 1624
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The conquest of San Salvador in Brazil by Admiral Jacob Willekes for the WIC, 10 May 1624. View of the city and forts at the entrance of the bay from which the Dutch fleet is being shelled. Accompanied by a text sheet. In the left, an inset with a map of the larger area. Printed below the print, a long text in 3 columns in German, with legends 1-22 and A-B.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineVerovering van San Salvador in Brazilië door admiraal Jacob Willekes, 1624. 1624. Sebastian Furck. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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