The Combined Forces under Brig. Cotton, C.B. and Captains Alexander, C.B. & Chads, R.N. passing the Fortress of Donabue to effect a junction with Sir Archibald Campbell, on the 27th March 1825 1241485001, Henry Pyall, 1826

The Combined Forces under Brig. Cotton, C.B. and Captains Alexander, C.B. & Chads, R.N. passing the Fortress of Donabue to effect a junction with Sir Archibald Campbell, on the 27th March 1825 1241485001, Henry Pyall, 1826

The combined forces under brig. Cotton, c. B. And captains alexander, c. B. & chads, r. N. Passing the fortress of donabue to effect a junction with sir archibald campbell, on the 27th march 1825 plate 24 (no 6 of series 2): view of western forces attacking the boats of the native, in a bay, british soldiers running in the foreground and shooting towards the local's boats which row to the right, western boats and soldiers chasing the boats, fortress and camp in the background; after george webster after captain thornton. 1826 hand-coloured aquatint and etching. Series: series: rangoon views, and combined operations in the birman empire curator's commentsː see 1959,1123. 1 for comment. Date: 1826. Dimensions: Height: Height: 337 mm. Width: Width: 425 mm. Medium: aquatint with etching. Collection: British Museum.
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Author: Print made by: Henry Pyall, After: Thomas Stothard, After: Capt Thornton, Published by: Thomas ClaySource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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