[The New York campaign of 1776].

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Title: [The New York campaign of 1776].
Creator: De Brahm, Ferdinand Joseph Sebastian.
Notes: Signed inside border at lower right: Ferdinand Joseph Sebastian de Brahm delineavit 1777.; Finished, colored map illustrating Long Island and Fort Washington campaigns of 1776.; Table of references identifies important points.; This map was copied as Clinton Map 143 with the same title.
Names and Subjects: Manuscript maps.; Clinton Maps.; Brun Guide.; Maps shelf.; New York (N.Y.)--Manuscript maps.; Fort Washington (New York, N.Y.)--Manuscript maps.; New York (State)--Manuscript maps.; United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Manuscript maps.
ID: 8370
Barcode: B2820899
Physical Description: 1 ms. map : outline col. ; 34 x 42.6 cm.
Sponsor: Digitized through a gift from Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps
Repository: William L. Clements Library
Date Added/Updated: 2019-07-18 16:22:45

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Collection: William L. Clements Library Image Bank
Image Size: 8880 x 6672
File Size: 3 MB
Record: 8370
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