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Classical Myth / AthenaA colossal head of Minerva, the Roman Goddess of Wisdom. She is often represneted as grave, wearing a helmet and with drapery over a coat of mail
Alfred Krupp / OvalALFRED KRUPP German industrialist in old age
Myth / Hercules BustA colossal head of Hercules, and a very fine example of Greek sculpture. This was probably a copy of a famous statue by Glycon found in the Baths of Caracalla
Ney & Retreating FrenchMarshal Ney endeavours to keep up the morale of his men
Loutherbourg, ArtistPHILIP JAMES DE LOUTHERBOURG French artist, known for his paintings of battles and other action-packed scenes, of which we have several in our files
Ras Al Khyma AttackedBritish attack on the pirate town of Ras-al-Khyma, on the Straits of Hormuz. (It will be attacked again in 1812 and subsequently.)
Kaskerat, RomaniaThis identification is only tentative, as Kaskerat is not to be found in any of our reference sources
Ras Al Khyma AttackBritish forces prepare to attack the pirate town of Ras- al-Khyma, on the Straits of Hormuz. (It will be attacked again in 1812 and subsequently.)
Latakia, SyriaMosque at Latakia, the Laodicea of biblical times
John Adams DixJOHN ADAMS DIX - American military commander, served in both the 1812 and Civil wars; many political appointments including minister to France and governor of New York
Hubert Frere-OrbanHUBERT JOSEPH WALTHER FRERE- ORBAN Belgian statesman
Alfred KruppALFRED KRUPP German industrialist, whose iron and steel works diversified into shipbuilding and armaments
P J De LoutherbourgPHILIP JAMES DE LOUTHERBOURG artist, notably of battle scenes
Oh Ma Sophie! Ma Sophie!
Park Crescent, LondonPark Crescent, west London. Situated at the northern end of Portland Place, the imposing colonnaded front is by the architect John Nash, and was built in 1812
Louise-Marie / Belgium QnLOUISE-MARIE-THERESE D ORLEANS Wife of Leopold I, King of Belgium
Jan Willem De WinterJAN WILLEM DE WINTER Dutch Admiral of the Napoleonic Wars. Threw himself into support for the French Revolution before a return to Holland
Four Ale HousesFour country ale-houses
Jaspers GatewayThe quaint College Gateway at Rochester, Kent, made famous by Charles Dickens in his last novel " Edwin Drood" and it is still popularly known as " Jaspers Gateway"
Eastgate HouseThe imposing former home of Charles Dickens, Eastgate House, at Rochester, Kent, England
Swanson House, Broadstairs, Kent, England. One of the many residences of Charles Dickens and where he wrote " Barnaby Rudge"
Coaching Inn Yard / 1812An Inn yard after the arrival of a stagecoach. Luggage is adjusted, the horses refreshed and the passengers stretch their legs
Brit Museum Elgin RoomThe Elgin Room, housing the marbles and other treasures looted from Greece by Lord Elgin in 1812 and bought by the nation in 1816 for 35, 000 pounds
COSTUME 1809-1812German and French fashions for men and women for the years 1809 - 1812 according to a later source
Dickens Scheffer SketchCHARLES DICKENS
Crossing the BerezinaCROSSING THE BEREZINA The retreating French army is attacked by the Russians as they cross the Berezina river, and an estimated 36, 000 bodies are recovered from the river
Mayors State BargeThe Mayor of London, Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter, is rowed up the Thames to Oxford in the City of London State Barge : they are passing Windsor Castle
Retreat from MoscowNapoleon finally orders his troops to evacuate MOSCOW, where fires have been blazing for weeks, destroying three- quarters of the city
Degen at GreenwichThe Aerial Man - the device is similar to Degen s, so this may be he - but did he actually fly over Greenwich Park ? We need to know more
Inventive Shoes for RainA young woman strides through the muddy London streets in foul weather but her feet are kept clean & dry as she is wearing pattens with iron rings over her shoes
OSWEGO, 1750The earliest English trading post on the Great Lakes, the fort was contested in the Seven years War and later in 1812 : the Onondago river here flows into Lake Ontario
Sportsmans HallSPORTSMANs HALL - A domestic scene in a hunting household - while the lady of the house performs on the hunting-horn, her menfolk drink and sing and the hounds wait patiently
The Mint in 1812The new building of the Royal Mint on Tower Hill. Sentries guard it from attack - for we are at war with France, and the Irish are making trouble as are radical politicians
Robert Browning in 1888ROBERT BROWNING A photograph of the English poet sitting in a chair in 1888
Charles Dickens (Mayall)SIR JOHN FRANKLIN - English explorer and sailor
Naval Combat 1812Naval combat : the American warship Constitution destroys the British Java
Dickens / Household WordsHOUSEHOLD WORDS HIS FIRST OFFICE Office where the novelist edited his weekly journal, Household Words, from 1850 onwards
Battle of BorodinoAt the battle of BORODINO (also known as MOSKOWA) the French under Napoleon defeat the Russians under Kutuzov
Dickens / Coldstream / PlayCHARLES DICKENS In the role of Sir Charles Coldstream in the play " Used Up", 1850
George Clinton (Chappel)GEORGE CLINTON American Revolutionary general and statesman, vice-president
Dickens / Liverpool InstCHARLES DICKENS Giving an address at the Liverpool Mechanics Institution, in 1844
Dickens / FurnissCHARLES DICKENS Victorian novelist
Napoleon at BeresinaAs his troops cross the Beresina during the retreat from Moscow, he is struck by the cold
Napoleonic / Moscow BattleThe Battle of Moscow
Russian Fleet DestroyedThe Tsar, convinced that his fleet will be burnt, prefers to set fire to it himself, in imitation of his predecessors heroic act in 1812
Home of Charles Dickens at Gadshill, KentThe country home of Charles Dickens, English novelist, at Gadshill, near Rochester, Kent
Birthplace of Charles DickensThe birthplace (7 February 1812) of Charles Dickens, English novelist, in Commercial Road, Portsmouth
Snug Winter Quarters a comment on Napoleons claim that weather conditions favour his strategy in Russia