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    Plan of the Siege of Louisbourg in 1758, carry'd on by the British Army commanded by His Excellency Major General Amherst, and the fleet commanded by Admiral Boscawen... [cartographic material] [1758].
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    Plan of the Siege of Louisbourg in 1758, carry'd on by the British Army commanded by His Excellency Major General Amherst, and the fleet commanded by Admiral Boscawen... [cartographic material]

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    Item ID number:
    4133556
    Date:
    [1758]
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    Private
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    Local class no.: H11/249/Louisbourg/[1758], Box number: 2000717369
    Plan of the Siege of Louisbourg in 1758, carry'd on by the British Army commanded by His Excellency Major General Amherst, and the fleet commanded by 
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    Plan of Louisbourg, the harbour, part of the coast, with the French retrenchments along the same and the attack by the British troops under the command of Major General Amherst [cartographic material] by Samuel Holland [1758].
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    Plan of Louisbourg, the harbour, part of the coast, with the French retrenchments along the same and the attack by the British troops under the command of Major General Amherst [cartographic material] ... [View full title] by Samuel Holland

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    Item ID number:
    4151402
    Date:
    [1758]
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    Local class no.: H11/249/Louisbourg/[1758], Box number: 2000208582
    Plan of Louisbourg, the harbour, part of the coast, with the French retrenchments along the same and the attack by the British troops under the command of 
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