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The Constitution and Guerriere Fought August 19th, 1812: The Guerriere had 15 men killed and 63 wounded. The Constitution had 7 men killed and 7 wounded

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Hand-colored lithograph
Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Bequest of Adele S. Colgate 1962
Lithographed and published by Nathaniel Currier (Publisher) Copyright, Sarony & Major (Publisher)
Prints Battles Ships
1848
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Title: The Constitution and Guerriere Fought August 19th, 1812: The Guerriere had 15 men killed and 63 wounded. The Constitution had 7 men killed and 7 wounded
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Hand-colored lithograph.
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