War Of Independence Collection (page 30)

George Washington crossing the Delaware River, 25th December 1776, c. 1912-13 (litho)
BAL145759 George Washington crossing the Delaware River, 25th December 1776, c.1912-13 (litho) (b/w photo) by Mosler, Henry (1841-1920); Private Collection; (add.info)

He Stops at the Sign of the Weathervane, illustration from Tilighmans Ride
BAL108088 He Stops at the Sign of the Weathervane, illustration from Tilighmans Ride from Yorktown, pub. in Harpers Magazine, November 1881 (litho) by Pyle

Benjamin Franklin Presenting his Opposition to the Taxes in 1766, engraved by David
XIR182127 Benjamin Franklin Presenting his Opposition to the Taxes in 1766, engraved by David (engraving) by Le Jeune, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

John Paul Jones, Commodore in the Service of the United States of America, engraved
XJF105030 John Paul Jones, Commodore in the Service of the United States of America, engraved by Carl Guttenberg (1743-90) (engraving) (b&w photo) by Notte

US Army Recruiting Poster Showing Various Positions of a Soldier Under Arms, plate
BAL111656 US Army Recruiting Poster Showing Various Positions of a Soldier Under Arms, plate XI from American Historical and Literary Curiosities, 1860, reproduction of engravings by B

The Memorable Combat Between Captain Pearson, the Commander of The Serapis
BAL111632 The Memorable Combat Between Captain Pearson, the Commander of The Serapis and John Paul Jones, Commander of Le Bonhomme Richard, 22nd September 1779

Navarino
20th October 1827: The Battle of Navarino during the Greek War of Independence, where the Turkish and Egyptian forces were defeated by the combined fleets of Great Britain, France and Russia

LORD CORNWALLIS was a British Army officer and colonial administrator, and one of the leading British generals in the American War of Independence, US, USA, 1870s engraving

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"War of Independence: A Struggle for Freedom and Nationhood" In the midst of darkness, a glimmer of hope emerged as George Washington led his troops across the treacherous Delaware River on that fateful Christmas night in 1776. This iconic moment marked the beginning of the American War of Independence, a battle fought with unwavering determination and revolutionary spirit. The brave soldiers donned their distinctive Revolutionary Uniforms, proudly displaying their allegiance to a cause greater than themselves. Betsy Ross herself meticulously stitched together the first American flag, symbolizing unity and resilience in the face of adversity. Across distant lands, another fight for freedom echoed through history. Alexandros Mavrokordatos stood tall as a Greek freedom fighter in Ottoman-occupied Turkey. His Excellency's portrait captures his unwavering commitment to liberating his homeland from tyranny. On Jersey's shores, The Battle Of Jersey raged on with vibrant colors illuminating its intensity. Heroes like Markos Botsaris embodied courage and valor as they fearlessly fought for independence against all odds. Francesco Hayez's poignant artwork depicts Greek fugitives seeking refuge on boats amidst turmoil and chaos during this tumultuous period. Meanwhile, Eugene Delacroix's masterpiece portrays The Massacre at Chios - an agonizing reminder of human suffering endured throughout this war-torn struggle. Nikolakis Mitropoulos' journey to Athens and Constantinople showcased both destruction and resilience amid conflict-ridden landscapes. Franciszek Tomasz Tepa immortalized Markos Botsaris' heroism at the Battle of Karpenisi - an emblematic representation of sacrifice for one's nation. Constantine Botsaris' name resounded through history as he joined forces with countless Armatoles near Athens in 1829 - united by their shared desire for liberty against oppressive forces.