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English: View of the wreck of the French ship Le Droits D' Homme, near the Penmarks, on the Coast of France. Jany 14th 1797. After a hard fought Action of 10 hours, with the Indefatigable & Amazon frigates. The Amazon was also Wreck'd a few hours after; the Crew Saved.
Date 21 August 1797[1]
Source Grosvenor Prints (archived)
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John Fairburn (fl. 1789–1840)  wikidata:Q108762560
 
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