28 Free Artworks of Our Empire Story By H. E. Marshall

j. r. skeltontipu sultan in artjoseph ratcliffe skeltonrobert clive, 1st baron clive in artsiege of arcot
Where the great city of Cape Town stands, they setup their tents and huts, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
Tipu Sultan’s body was found, 1908
tipu sultan in artj. r. skelton
ALONE ACROSS THE TRACKLESS SNOW, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
SIR THOMAS STOOD BEFORE THE MOGUL, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
SLIPPING AND STUMBLING, THE MEN WENT ON, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
SHOUTING THEIR WAR-CRY, THE BRITISH CHARGED THE BREACH., 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
THE BULLOCK-WAGONS WOUND SLOWLY OVER THE BILLOWY PLAINS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
The Thomas stood before Moghul, 1912
military history of the mughal empirej. r. skelton
Tippo sultan body was found, 1912
tipu sultan in artj. r. skelton
Crushed by rolling stones, mown down by vollleys of musket shot, the men fell in hundreds, 1912
military history of the british empirej. r. skelton
British soldiers were seen fighting their way through the streets, 1912
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
CLIVE FIRED ONE OF THE GUNS HIMSELF, 1908
robert clive, 1st baron clive in artj. r. skelton
DRIVING A COW BEFORE HER, LAURA SECORD PASSED THE AMERICAN SENTRIES, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
Clive fired one of the, 1912
robert clive, 1st baron clive in artj. r. skelton
THE BOATS STUCK IN THE MUD AND WERE AN EASY MARK, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
BESIDE THEM STOOD THE WOMEN QUIETLY LOADING GUNS, 1908
j. r. skeltonwomen in war
HUS DID A HUNDRED MEN KEEP THREE THOUSAND SAVAGES AT BAY, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
Stroming of Geriah 1756, 1912
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
NATIVES GATHERED ROUND THEM, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
NO MAN WAS SAFE, NO LIFE WAS SURE, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
THE COACH WOULD BE 'HELD-UP' AND ALL THE PASSENGERS ROBBED, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
COOK TOLD THE MAORIS THAT HE HAD COME TO SET A MARK UPON THEIR ISLANDS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
ALL DAY LONG THE SOUND OF THE PICK AND THE RUMBLE OF THE CRADLE WERE HEARD, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
BRITISH SOLDIERS WERE SEEN FIGHTING THEIR WAY THROUGH THE STREETS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
CRUSHED BY ROLLING STONES, MOWN DOWN BY VOLLEYS OF MUSKET-SHOT, THE MEN FELL IN HUNDREDS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
THESE CRUEL MEN MEANT TO TURN HUDSON ADRIFT ON THE ICY WATERS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
Th roads with almost impossible, 1912
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
The boats stuck in the mud and were esy mark, 1912
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
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