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Maps of the bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854
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Description Unidentified, Unspecified, Unattributed, Not provided, Not mentioned, UnknownUnknown or Anonymous 19th-century engraver.
ILN staff after a correspondent
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The Illustrated London News
Title
Maps of the bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854
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English: Sebastopol, Maps of the First Day's Attack by the Allied Fleet and Armies of France and England. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 11 November 1854.

Ships include: Sanspareil; Tribune; Queen; Vesuvius; Agamemnon, (Admiral Lyons); Circassia (Tug); Vengeance; Highflyer; Bellerophon; Cyclops; Rodney; Spitfire; Trafalgar; Retribution; Vladimir; Britannia, Admiral Dundas; Furious; Henri 4; Canada Napoleon, (Rear Admiral); Mahmoudie, (Turkish Admiral); Valmy; Descartes; Ville de Paris; Primauget; Jupiter; C Colombo; Bayard; Orenoque; Friedland; Vauban; Tishrefech; Tarif; Montebello, (Rear Admiral); Marengo; Labrador; Alger; Magellan.

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Depicted place Sevastopol
Date 11 November 1854
date QS:P571,+1854-11-11T00:00:00Z/11
Medium Wood engraving, hand coloured
Place of creation London
Source/Photographer The Illustrated London News
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