File:Bermuda sloop - privateer.jpg

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Aodhdubh 06:46, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
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A Bermuda sloop, privateering on the Spanish Main. |
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Published by Edward Orme, 1 January, 1807. |
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1807 |
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Photograph created by myself of aquatint engraving by J. Clark and J. Hamble, based on an original image by Dominic Serres. |
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