Passage of the Bidassoa, and forward movement made by the left of the Allied army on the 7th of Octo...
Passage of the Bidassoa, and forward movement made by the left of the Allied army on the 7th of Octo...
Passage of the Bidassoa, and forward movement made by the left of the Allied army on the 7th of October 1815 [cartographic material] / [a map drawn on zinc J. H. Lynch, from a drawing by Major Sir T. Livingston[e] Mitchell ; printed by Day & Haghe, lithrs.]
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Full title
Author / Creator
Publisher
[London : James Wyld, 1840]
Alternative title
Date
1840]
Call Numbers
SAFE/Pc1/no. 30a
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MMS ID
Language
English
Formats
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale 1: 25 344.
Physical content
1 map : col. ; 54.5 x 80 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
[London : James Wyld, 1840]
Place of Publication
England
Date Published
1840]
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Full title
Passage of the Bidassoa, and forward movement made by the left of the Allied army on the 7th of October 1815 [cartographic material] / [a map drawn on zinc J. H. Lynch, from a drawing by Major Sir T. Livingston[e] Mitchell ; printed by Day & Haghe, lithrs.]
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Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Lithograph. Colours. Borders.
Published by James Wyld in his atlas: "Maps and plans: showing the principal movements, battles & sieges, in which the British army was engaged during the war from 1808 to 1814, in the Spanish Peninsula and of the south of France".
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
Time Period
d1840
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
SAFE/Pc1/no. 30a
Record Identifier
74Vv6wLeAvwd
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74Vv6wLeAvwd
Other Identifiers
DDC
940.27
MMS ID
991006723569702626
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