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Spanish ship "Pedro," captured by U.S.S. "New York," April 22. Capture of the Spanish steamer "Buena Ventura," by the U.S. gunboat "Nashville," 17 miles off Key West, Friday morning, April 22 / drawn by Carlton T. Chapman, special artist for Harper's Weekly
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Steamships captured by U.S. ships three days before the start of the Spanish-American War.
Two reproductions of drawings of battleships.
Illus. in: Harper's weekly, 1898 May 7, p. 450.
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Date
01/01/1898
Contributors
Chapman, Carlton Theodore, 1860-1925, artist
Location
Key West (Fla.), 24.55583, -81.78250
Source
Library of Congress
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