Revolutionary War Images E-Book (140 Pictures)

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Revolutionary War Image Collection E-Book
Patrick Henry in the House of Burgesses.Engraving from painting by PH. Rothermel.

The bloody massacre perpetrated in KingStreet, Boston, on Mar. 5, 1770. Engravingby Paul Revere, 1770.

Boston Massacre, Mar. 5, 1770.Chomolithograph by John Bufford.

The destruction of tea at Boston Harbor.Lithograph by Sarony and Major, 1846.

Benjamin Franklin at the Court of St.James. Engraving from painting by C.Schussele.

The able doctor, or America swallowing thebitter draught. Cartoon in line engraving byPaul Revere for the Royal AmericanMagazine, June 1774.

Paul Revere's ride, Illustration.

The first blow for liberty. Print by A.H.Ritchie.

Battle of Lexington. Drawing fromengraving by Amos Doolittle, a Connecticutmilitiaman.

Retreat frnm Concord. Illustration.

General Putnam leaving his plow for thedefense of his country. Lithograph.

Capture of Fort Ticonderoga: Ethan Allenand Captain de Ia Place. Engraving frompainting by Alonzo Chappel.

Battle of Bunker Hill. Engraving frompainting by John Trumbull.

Battle at Charlestown, June 17,1775.Engraving by Bernard Romans, 1775.

The attack on Bunker Hill with the burningof Charlestown, June 17,1775. Engravingby Lodge from drawing by Millar.

Washington taking command of theAmerican Army at Cambridge. 1775.Engraving by C. Rogers from painting byM.A. Wageman.

The death of General Montgomery atQuebec. Engraving by W. Ketterlinus.1808, from painting by John Trumbull.

Hauling guns by ox teams from FortTiconderoga for the siege of Boston, 1775.Illustration.

Washington's first successes at Boston.Lithograph by Turgis.

Faneuil Hall, Boston. Illustration from asteel engraving from the MassachusettsMagazine,1789.

The Second Continental Congress votingindependence. Painting by Robert Pineand Edward Savage.

The Declaration of Independence. Paintingby John Trumbull.

Reading the Declaration of Independencefrom the east balcony of the State House inBoston. 1776. Illustration.

Exterior view of Independence Hall.Philadelphia. Engraving.

The old Tun Tavern, Philadelphia.Drawing.

An east prospect of the city of Philadelphia,taken by George Heap from the Jerseyshore, under thedirection of Nicholas Scull,surveyor general of the province ofPennsylvania. Engraved and publishedaccording to an act of Parliament by T.Jeffreys. near Charing Cross, 1768.

Benjamin Franklin at the Court of France.Painting by Hobens.

Spirit of '76. Painting by A.M. Willard,1876.

Battle of Long Island. Engraving, 1874,from painting by Alonzo Chappel.

Retreat at Long Island. Engraving by J.C.Armytage from painting by M.A.Wageman.

Crossing the Delaware. Painting byEmanuel Leutze.

Washington at the Battle of Trenton.Engraving by Illman Brothers. 1870, frompainting by E.L. Henry.

Surrender of the Hessian troops to GeneralWashington after the Battle of Trenton.Lithograph by Henry Hoff, 1850.

Washington at Princeton, Jan. 3, 1777.Lithograph by D. McLellan, 1853.

West Point, on the Hudson River, NY.Watercolor by Maj. Pierre L'Enfant,Engineer, ca. 1780.

Battle of Bennington. Engraving, 1874,from painting by Alonzo Chappel.

Surrender of General Burgoyne atSaratoga. Painting by John Trumbull.

The first flag being made. Illustration.

Encounter between Capt. Allan McLaneand a British dragoon at Frankfort, nearPhiladelphia. Painting by James Peale.

Germantown battle, Chew's house.Engraving by Rawdon, Wright, and Harchfrom drawing by Koeltner.

Baron von Steuben at Valley Forge, 1777.Painting by Augustus G. Heaton.

George Washington and a Committee ofCongress at Valley Forge. Engraving,1866, from painting by W.H. Powell.

Prayer at Valley Forge. Engraving by JohnMcRae from painting by Henry Brueckner.

George Washington at Monmouth, June 28,1778. Engraving by G.R. Hall, 1858.

Molly Pitcher at the Battle of Monmouth.Engraving by J.C. Armytage from paintingby Alonzo Chappel.

Col. George Rogers Clark's conferencewith the Indians at Cahokia. Painting byEzra Winter.

Clark's march against Vincennes, acrossthe Wabash River. through wilderness andflood. Painting by Ezra Winter.

Clark's attack on Fort Sackville. Painting byEzra Winter.

Surrender of Fort Sackville by ColonelHamilton to Clark. Painting by Ezra Winter.

George Washington receiving Frenchgenerals at Mount Vernon. Illustration.

Attack on Savannah, Oct. 8,1779.Illustration by A.I. Keller.

Battle of Camden; Death of DeKaib.Engraving from painting by AlonzoChappel.

Col. William Augustine Washington at theBattle of Cowpens. Drawn and engraved forGraham's Magazine by S.H. Gimber.

Siege of Yorktown. Engraving by O.M.Fontaine frnm painting by Conder.

Capture of Yorktown. Lithograph by Turgis.

Surrender of Cornwallis. Painting by JohnTrumbull.

John Paul Jones capturing the Serapis.Engraving from painting by AlonzoChappel.

Combat memorable donne le 22, 7re 1779,entre le Captaine Pearson commandant leSerapis et Paul Jones commandant leBonhomme Richard et son escadre.Engraving from painting by Richard Paton.ca. 1779-80.

The Lexington. Painting by F. Muller.

The Bostonians paying the exciseman, ortarring and feathering. Cartoon inmezzotint, published by Sayer andBennett, London, 1774.

The Bostonians in distress. Cartoon inmezzotint, published by Sayer and Bennett,London, 1774.

The alternative of Williamsburg. Cartoon inmezzotint. published by Sayer and Bennett,London, 1775.

The landing of the British forces in theJerseys on Nov. 20,1776, under thecommand of Rt. Hon. Lt. Gen. EarlCornwallis. Watercolor by Thomas Davies,a British officer, 1776.

The left bank of the Hudson River 3 milesabove Still Water, upon which the armyunder the command of Lieutenant GeneralBurgoyne took post on Sept. 20, 1777. Engraving by Barlow; published byWilliam Lane, London, 1789.

The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by theenemy's fire ships and galleys on Aug. 16,1776. Aquatint from original picture by D.Serres from a sketch by Sir JamesWallace; Publishe

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