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The Death of General Montgomery (Stationers Almanack, 1790)

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Date:

1789-90.

Reference:

R13133-269-7-E, Volume number: 14

Type of material:

Art

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Item ID number:

3963378

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Canadian Historical Prints and Watercolours Collection

The Death of General Montgomery (Stationers Almanack, 1790)
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Date(s):

1789-90.

Place:

London:

Place of creation:

United Kingdom

Publisher:

Scatcherd & Whitaker,

Extent:

1 print : engraving ; 57.6 x 47.8 cm.

Language of material:

English

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Stationers Almanac, a detailed calendar listing the cycles of the moon, the rising and setting of the sun, etc. for the year 1790. Above the calendar is an image depicting a fallen General Montgomery in the arms of soldiers, with a flag above his head, while the battle continues along the shore.
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Artist: Burney, E. F

Engraver: Terry, Garnet active ca. 1780-1796)
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Recto, u.c.: STATIONERS ALMANACK, 1790
Recto, left, below image: Designed by E.F. Burney.
Recto, right, below image: Engrav'd by G. Terry, P.N. Row
Recto, centre, below image: Published as the Act directs October 14, 1789. THE DEATH OF GENERAL MONTGOMERY. By Scatcherd & Whitaker. Ave Maria Lane. / General Montgomery, at the head of the New York Troops, advanced against the lower Town, at Aunce-de-Mere, under Cape Diamond, the signal for engaging had been given & the garrison alarmed before he could reach the place. He however pressed on in a narrow pile, upon a scanty path with a precipice to the River on one side, and an hanging Rock over him, seized & passed the first Barrier accompanied / by a few of his bravest Officers & Men marched boldly at the Head of the Detachment to attack the second. this Barricade was much stronger than the first. From these as well as from a well directed & supported fire of musquetry an end was at once put to the hopes of this enterprising Officer & to the fortune of his Party in / Canada. The General himself with his Aid de Camp, some other Officers, and most of those who were near his Person fell upon the Spot. -- Annual Register.
Recto, left: List of his Majesty's Coaches with the Inns they set out from [...]
Recto, right: List of Bankers in London [...]
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Historical Events - 1775, Death of Montgomery

Almanacs
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Private
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[Consultation90 Open]

Volume [R13133]

[Consultation 90 Open]

14 Item no. assigned by LAC 257

[Consultation 90 Open]

Copy negative [R13133] C-012124

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Copyright : expired
Credit : Library and Archives Canada, R13133-257
Copy negative number: C-012124

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