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Battle of Green Spring, Map of the land on the left bank of the James River opposite Jamestown in Virginia where the battle of July 6, 1781 took place between the American army commanded by Mis
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Battle of Green Spring, Map of the land on the left bank of the James River opposite Jamestown in Virginia where the battle of July 6, 1781 took place between the American army commanded by Mis
7411767 Battle of Green Spring, Map of the land on the left bank of the James River opposite Jamestown in Virginia where the battle of July 6, 1781 took place between the American army commanded by Mis. de La Fayette and the English army under the orders of Lord Cornwallis (pen & ink on paper) by French School, (18th century); Library of Congress, Washington D.C. USA; (add.info.: This pen-and-ink and watercolor manuscript map was drawn by Jean Nicolas Desandrouins (1729-92), an engineer with the French army of General Rochambeau during the American Revolution. It shows the layout of the Battle of Green Spring, in southeastern Virginia, on July 6, 1781. This battle came near the end of the war, and involved Continental Army troops under the Marquis de Lafayette and General Anthony Wayne and British troops under General Lord Cornwallis.
This map shows the town of Jamestown, as well as the battle site on the left bank of the James River across from the town. A lettered key identifies the troop positions of the Americans and the French, their maneuvers, and other points of military interest.)
Media ID 32115208
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This print showcases a historic moment in American history - the Battle of Green Spring. The map, created by Jean Nicolas Desandrouins, an engineer with the French army during the American Revolution, provides a detailed layout of the battle that took place on July 6,1781. The battle unfolded on the left bank of the James River opposite Jamestown in Virginia. On one side stood the American army commanded by General Marquis de Lafayette and General Anthony Wayne, while on the other side was Lord Cornwallis leading his English troops. This clash marked one of the final confrontations of the war. The intricately drawn pen-and-ink and watercolor manuscript map not only depicts troop positions but also highlights key military maneuvers and points of interest. It includes a lettered key to aid in understanding various elements captured within this historical document. Notably, this image captures both Jamestown's town layout and its proximity to where this significant battle occurred. As we delve into this piece from Fine Art Finder's collection at Library of Congress in Washington D. C. , it serves as a reminder of our nation's past struggles for independence and freedom. Through studying maps like these, we gain insight into pivotal moments that shaped our country's destiny. This particular artwork offers us an opportunity to appreciate both its artistic value and its historical significance as a testament to bravery and sacrifice during America's fight for liberty.
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