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Sketch of the Rier Tabasco From Devil's Bend to...

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Sketch of the Rier Tabasco From Devil's Bend to St. Juan Battista. Shewing the Landing and March of Commre. Perry's Forces, June 16th 1847.

Publication Place / Date

Washington / 1848

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10 x 7 inches

Color

Uncolored

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Stock# 34690

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Description

Nice example of Perry's map showing ship and troop placements during the Second Battle of Tabasco on June 16th, 1847.

The Second Battle of Tabasco, also known as the Battle of Villahermosa, was part of the American campaign to close Mexican Gulf ports.

The map accompanied the official report of Perry's second expedition against Tabasco.

Condition Description

Minor foxing

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