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Anchshur, a Vakeels Castle, in the teritory of Bengal; A view of part of St Thomè Street, Fort St George; and South East view of the Rock of Tritchinopoly, from A Breif History of Ancient and Modern India (Abbey Travel 424, nos. 3,13,19) by H. Merke and J.C. Stadler
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Anchshur, a Vakeels Castle, in the teritory of Bengal; A view of part of St Thomè Street, Fort St George; and South East view of the Rock of Tritchinopoly, from A Breif History of Ancient and Modern India (Abbey Travel 424, nos. 3,13,19) by H. Merke and J.C. Stadler
handcoloured aquatints, published by E. Orme, London, 1802 and 1804
S. 15 x 20in. (38 x 50.8cm.) (3)
Anchshur, a Vakeels Castle, in the teritory of Bengal; A view of part of St Thomè Street, Fort St George; and South East view of the Rock of Tritchinopoly, from A Breif History of Ancient and Modern India (Abbey Travel 424, nos. 3,13,19) by H. Merke and J.C. Stadler
handcoloured aquatints, published by E. Orme, London, 1802 and 1804
S. 15 x 20in. (38 x 50.8cm.) (3)
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