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RMK45T28–USA, New York, Thousand Islands Region, Sackets Harbor, grave of General Zebulon Pike, discoverer of Pikes Peak
RMR41106–USA, New York, Thousand Islands Region, Sackets Harbor, grave of General Zebulon Pike, discoverer of Pikes Peak
RMG376KA–The death of General Zebulon Pike - killed in the assault on York, Upper Canada, later to become Toronto, Ontario. Date: 27 April 1813
RMMX7HHA–. English: An 1839 engraving of the death of American brigadier general Zebulon Pike at the Battle of York near York, Upper Canada (present day Toronto) on 27 April 1813. Pike was killed by debris from the explosion of a powder magazine. This scene shown in this American print of 1839 bears little resemblance to the actual 1813 fortifications at York, while the town itself was actually out of sight further to the east. Français : La mort du général américain Pike lors de la bataille de York, 27 avril 1813. 1839 engraving, depicting an 1813 event. Unknown 156 Death of General Pike at the Battle
![. Chess and playing cards. Fig. 42. IVORY IMAGES USED AS DUE IN GAME OE TTNGMIUJ o. Cential Eskimo. From Sixth Annua] Report of the Bureau of Ethnology. 1 Elliott Coues, The Expedition of Zebulon Montgomery Pike, New York, Lip.534. -The Central Eskimo, Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, Wash-ington, 1888, p. 567. 718 RKPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1896. Mr. Jobn Murdoch describes similar objects which be purchased atPlover Bay, eastern Siberia, in 1881 (fig. 43). They were supposed tobe merely works of art. Referring to the account given by Dr. Boasof their use as a game, be says:. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AFWWMJ/chess-and-playing-cards-fig-42-ivory-images-used-as-due-in-game-oe-ttngmiuj-o-cential-eskimo-from-sixth-annua-report-of-the-bureau-of-ethnology-1-elliott-coues-the-expedition-of-zebulon-montgomery-pike-new-york-lip534-the-central-eskimo-sixth-annual-report-of-the-bureau-of-ethnology-wash-ington-1888-p-567-718-rkport-of-national-museum-1896-mr-jobn-murdoch-describes-similar-objects-which-be-purchased-atplover-bay-eastern-siberia-in-1881-fig-43-they-were-supposed-tobe-merely-works-of-art-referring-to-the-account-given-by-dr-boasof-their-use-as-a-game-be-says-2AFWWMJ.jpg ". Chess and playing cards. Fig. 42. IVORY IMAGES USED AS DUE IN GAME OE TTNGMIUJ o. Cential Eskimo. From Sixth Annua] Report of the Bureau of Ethnology. 1 Elliott Coues, The Expedition of Zebulon Montgomery Pike, New York, Lip.534. -The Central Eskimo, Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, Wash-ington, 1888, p. 567. 718 RKPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1896. Mr. Jobn Murdoch describes similar objects which be purchased atPlover Bay, eastern Siberia, in 1881 (fig. 43). They were supposed tobe merely works of art. Referring to the account given by Dr. Boasof their use as a game, be says:. Stock Photo")
RM2AFWWMJ–. Chess and playing cards. Fig. 42. IVORY IMAGES USED AS DUE IN GAME OE TTNGMIUJ o. Cential Eskimo. From Sixth Annua] Report of the Bureau of Ethnology. 1 Elliott Coues, The Expedition of Zebulon Montgomery Pike, New York, Lip.534. -The Central Eskimo, Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, Wash-ington, 1888, p. 567. 718 RKPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1896. Mr. Jobn Murdoch describes similar objects which be purchased atPlover Bay, eastern Siberia, in 1881 (fig. 43). They were supposed tobe merely works of art. Referring to the account given by Dr. Boasof their use as a game, be says:.
RMMWBP57–. English: An 1839 engraving of the death of American brigadier general Zebulon Pike at the Battle of York near York, Upper Canada (present day Toronto) on 27 April 1813. Pike was killed by debris from the explosion of a powder magazine. This scene shown in this American print of 1839 bears little resemblance to the actual 1813 fortifications at York, while the town itself was actually out of sight further to the east. Français : La mort du général américain Pike lors de la bataille de York, 27 avril 1813. 1839 engraving, depicting an 1813 event. Unknown 156 Death of General Pike at the Battle
RMMYD9HR–. English: An 1839 engraving of the death of American brigadier general Zebulon Pike at the Battle of York near York, Upper Canada (present day Toronto) on 27 April 1813. Pike was killed by debris from the explosion of a powder magazine. This scene shown in this American print of 1839 bears little resemblance to the actual 1813 fortifications at York, while the town itself was actually out of sight further to the east. Français : La mort du général américain Pike lors de la bataille de York, 27 avril 1813. 1839 engraving, depicting an 1813 event. Unknown 134 Death of General Pike at the Battle
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