"Our conquering heroes we now introduce,
Decked off in uniform, and fiercely spruce."


"Here's the flower of English manhood, captured in all its glory by the brush and pen of
some fine artists, indeed. See how England valiantly outfought the French
on land, on sea...
and in the sweet shop. You'll also learn that Napoleon's inferiority
complex was the result
of his having a very small p-iano, which Josephine and Desirée found difficult to play upon.
Of course, he compensated
for this by driving a big, expensive carriage."

 
  
Recruiting - 1797
Hero of the Nile -1798
Clerkenwell Cavalry -1798
London Cavalry - 1798
10.25" x 14.5"
9" x 13.5"
8.5" x 11"
8.5" x 11"
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4

   
 
Naval Pillar - 1800
Death of Lord Nelson - 1805
Duke of Brunswick - 1815
12" x 22.5"
11.25" x 15.25"
8" x 10"
ML5
ML6
ML7

Waterloo - 1815
Capture of Napoleon's Carriage at Waterloo - 1815
Napoleon's Carriage - 1816
7.75" x 10"
(1816 Print from Ackermann's Repository)
10" x 14.5"
ML8
ML13
ML9
     
 
 
 
American Revolution - 1776
9" x 13.25"
ML10
Royal George, ca. 1775
10.5" x 14"

ML11
Frigates off Dover Cliffs - 1815
ML12
 
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