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RMBB4WDG–Historical flag of the United States of America. In use 1776. Colonists carried this flag at the battles of Trenton, Brandywine,
RMCP07KH–JOHN PAUL JONES (1747-1792) Scottish sailor who fought for the Colonists in the American Revolutionary War
RMCPNWF7–Boston Tea Party (December 16, 1773). Group of colonists destroying tea of the ship of the East India Company.
RMERG84X–Colonists invading a Native American camp, published in 1887. The caption reads 'Charging an Indian camp'.
RMBJW11K–Cartier, Jacques, 1491 - 1.9.1557, French explorer, landing with colonists in Canada, 1542, drawing on map by Vallard 1546, Hundington Library, San Marino,
RM2BW3XTA–Libyan colonists bask in Duce ' s smile . Signor Mussolini relaxes his usually stern features in a smile when he chats with women settlers and their children at the Luigi Razza colony during his journey through Libya . 17 March 1937
RMHW713N–Khoekoe Woman and Dutch Colonists 1700 South Africa - Transvaal - African ( Khoekoe Beauty with strands of Beads around her Neck )
RF2E54MXT–French Colonists or French Conquest of Mississippi in the early c18th United States or USA 1904 Vintage Illustration or Engraving
RMBB4WB3–Historical flag of the United States of America. Flown by Swedish colonists who settled along the Delaware River in 1638; lowere
RM2ARBCX6–Colonists tearing down the royal arms from Independence Hall in celebration of American independence Date: 1776
RMT5EN76–Colonists dressed as Native Americans throw tea into the harbour at The Boston Tea Party, 16th December 1773
RF2HJT332–Where the first Sydney Colonists Landed: Ferry Boats at Circular Quay. New South Wales (1923)
RMBD5KEJ–PATRICK HENRY denounces imposition of the Stamp Act on the American colonists by George III in May 1765 in 19th century print
RMFGRG4X–American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). Colonists drive a cart with powder for the Battle of Bunker Hill, 1775. Engraving by Howard Pyle in Harper's Magazine, 1886.
RMKW1F3M–Roman colonists laying the foundations of Placentia aka Piacenza, Italy, 218 BC. After the painting by J.H. Valda, (d.1941). From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.
RMERG6A9–Colonists invading a Native American camp, published in 1887. The caption reads 'Charging an Indian camp'.
RMBHD8NK–geography / travel, USA, politics, Boston Tea Party, colonists dresses as Indians throwing tea into the harbour, Boston, 16.12.1773, wood engraving, 19th century, ,
RMTC64XA–Engraving of the William Penn's colonists on the Delaware River, from the book 'A popular history of the United States of America, from the aboriginal times to the present day' by John Clark Ridpath, 1893. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
RMW59201–The young colonists; a story of the Zulu and Boer Wars : Henty, G. A. (George Alfred), 1832-1902
RF2H2H7MM–A Boer's Wife Taking her Coffee from the book Travels into the interior of southern Africa : in which are described the character and the condition of the Dutch colonists of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the several tribes of natives beyond its limits : the natural history of such subjects as occurred in the animal, mineral and vegetable kingdoms; and the geography of the southern extremity of Africa : comprehending also a topographical and statistical sketch of Cape Colony; with an inquiry into its importance as a naval and military station, as a commercial emporium; as a territorial possessi
RFC76FF3–Boston Tea Party colonist colonists British colony Massachusetts government East India Company imported refused three shiploads
RM2ARBCWN–American Colonists burn papers bearing the Stamps required under The Stamp Act of March 22, 1765. The new tax was imposed on all American colonists and required them to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used. Ship's papers, legal documents, licenses, newspapers, other publications, and even playing cards were taxed. This act was highly unpopular as this print shows. Date: 1766
RM2A25MF7–French colonists waiting for a train at the railway station in Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria. postcard 1908
RF2HJRGEA–Siberian Colonists use rafts of tree trunks to transport them to the upper branches of the Yenisei. Forests of firs & spruce. Mongolia (1923)
RM2B08RAT–PEQUOT WAR 1636-1638 Armed conflict in New England between the Pequot Tribe of native Americans and colonists together with their allies from other native tribes.
RMG25N9N–American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). Colonists drive a cart with powder for the Battle of Bunker Hill, 1775. Engraving by Howard Pyle in Harper's Magazine, 1886. Colored.
RMK8TN1C–Phocaean Greek colonists clash at sea with Carthaginians and Etruscans in the naval Battle of Alalia, c. 536 BC. After the painting by Ambrose Dudley, (1867-1951). From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.
RMERGB6J–Puritan English colonists in the Americas, confronted by a Native American tribe, as illustrated in Elbridge Streeter Brooks'
RMG5HD3K–geography / travel, USA, politics, Boston Tea Party, colonists dresses as Indians throwing tea into the harbour, Boston, 16.12.1773, wood engraving, 19th century, later coloured, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMT715DJ–Engraving of the Dining hall of the French colonists at Port Royal, Jamaica, from the book 'A popular history of the United States of America, from the aboriginal times to the present day' by John Clark Ridpath, 1893. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
RMWH9RRJ–The Spirit of '76, immortalises the fervour of the individual colonists whose fight for liberty won independence for the USA. American Independence, 1776
RMDDT753–CHAIR PRESENTED TO C.B. ADDERLEY, ESQ., M.P., BY THE COLONISTS OF THE EASTERN PROVINCE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SOUTH AFRICA
RF2H2H81X–Kaffer Woman from the book Travels into the interior of southern Africa : in which are described the character and the condition of the Dutch colonists of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the several tribes of natives beyond its limits : the natural history of such subjects as occurred in the animal, mineral and vegetable kingdoms; and the geography of the southern extremity of Africa : comprehending also a topographical and statistical sketch of Cape Colony; with an inquiry into its importance as a naval and military station, as a commercial emporium; as a territorial possession By Sir John Barr
RM2ARBCXB–America - The Stamp Act - Celebrating the repeal of the Act of March 22, 1765 in May 1766 with The Liberty-Pole Festival. The Liberty Pole was known to be a symbol of dissent against Great Britain. The Stamp Act tax was imposed on all American colonists and required them to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used. Ship's papers, legal documents, licenses, newspapers, other publications, and even playing cards were taxed. This act was highly unpopular, and its repeal was greatly celebrated as this print shows. Date: 1766
RMG1DJX1–Illustration showing early British colonists in Queensland (Police officers preparing for engagement against Aborigines) Australia. Dated 1860.
RF2EA37GY–The caption for this illustration dating to 1902 reads: “From that Heroic yet Feeble Folk”-settlement of America. Here are members of an early English colony in New England. In American history, the Pilgrims were the founders of Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. The key members of the group were English separatists who had moved to Holland in 1607-08. They obtained a charter from London Co. and, with the help of London merchants, sailed on the Mayflower in 16
RMDT8RBF–Africa. Signing a treaty between French colonists and the heads of the Kingdom of Tamisso. Engraving, 1892.
RMMHJ42B–Jackson, Mississippi - The Museum of Mississippi History. A diorama shows French colonists making a 'peaceful exchange' with Bayogoula Indians in 1699
RMF8FDG6–An incident during the Pequot War, an armed conflict between the Pequot tribe and an alliance of the English colonists of the Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, and Saybrook colonies and their Native American allies (the Narragansett and Mohegan tribes) which occurred between 1634 and 1638.
RMERG84W–English colonists fighting against Native Americans on the Virginia Frontier, published in 1887. Clashes between colonists and
RMA4PDD7–Occupation of an American colonist's home by British troops, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1768.
RM2JC85ND–Houses of colonists on the road in Frederiksoord. On the road a man and a woman face each other. In the lower margin a line of Dutch text, Kolonie Frederiksoord , print maker: Willem Bal, (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1818 - 1897, paper, h 132 mm × w 224 mm
RF2H2H7WC–passing a kloof from the book Travels into the interior of southern Africa : in which are described the character and the condition of the Dutch colonists of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the several tribes of natives beyond its limits : the natural history of such subjects as occurred in the animal, mineral and vegetable kingdoms; and the geography of the southern extremity of Africa : comprehending also a topographical and statistical sketch of Cape Colony; with an inquiry into its importance as a naval and military station, as a commercial emporium; as a territorial possession By Sir John B
RMF7N7FB–Colonists at Boston protested against the Stamp Act by dressing up as Red Indians and throwing chests of tea overboard. This got known as the Boston Tea Party.
RMDTFH79–German Colonial Expedition Defeated in Africa by Herero or Hottentot Natives in South West Africa or Namibia 1891
RME8P9NF–Africa. Signing a treaty between French colonists and the heads of the Kingdom of Tamisso. Engraving, 1892. Colored.
RMH6R8J3–Female cell at Hỏa Lò Prison used by the French colonists in Vietnam for political prisoners. Also known as Hanoi Hilton
RMERG6A8–English colonists fighting against Native Americans on the Virginia Frontier, published in 1887. Clashes between colonists and
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RM2GEAK53–Work begins to build Jamestown, Virginia, USA, on May 4, 1607. Known then as James Fort, it was a project of the Virginia Company of London which had won a Royal Charter from King James I to establish settlements in North America. Jamestown was their first project. After a 19th century work by William Sheppard
RMCBEHR4–Palestinian families traumatized by the coming of the Israeli colonists., Iraq Burin village.
RF2H2H7W3–A Hottentot Man from the book Travels into the interior of southern Africa : in which are described the character and the condition of the Dutch colonists of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the several tribes of natives beyond its limits : the natural history of such subjects as occurred in the animal, mineral and vegetable kingdoms; and the geography of the southern extremity of Africa : comprehending also a topographical and statistical sketch of Cape Colony; with an inquiry into its importance as a naval and military station, as a commercial emporium; as a territorial possession By Sir John B
