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This view of his majestys ship Shannon, ... waiting the clo

This view of his majestys ship Shannon, ... waiting the clo


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This view of his majestys ship Shannon, ... waiting the clo

This view of his majestys ship Shannon, ... waiting the close approach of the American frigate Chesapeak... inscribed to Captain P.B.V. Broke... The U.S.S. Chesapeake approaching the H.M.S. Shannon, during the War of 1812. Date 1813

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Approach Broke Close Frigate Inscribed Shannon Waiting


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This print depicts a pivotal moment during the War of 1813, as His Majesty's Ship (H.M.S.) Shannon, under the command of Captain Philip Broke, prepares to engage with the American frigate Chesapeake. The Chesapeake, visible in the foreground, sails steadfastly towards the Shannon, oblivious to the impending confrontation. The inscription on the print, "To Captain P.B.V. Broke," pays homage to the British naval hero who would soon prove his mettle in this historic encounter. The Shannon, a formidable 38-gun fifth rate, was known for its sleek lines and impressive maneuverability. Its crew, well-trained and battle-hardened, stood ready to defend the British crown against the encroaching American vessel. The Chesapeake, a 36-gun frigate, was no less formidable, and its crew, though outnumbered, were determined to protect their own sovereignty. The close approach of the Chesapeake marked the beginning of the Battle of Baltimore, a decisive engagement that would go down in history as a major victory for the British Navy. The outcome of this battle would have far-reaching consequences, bolstering British morale and weakening American resolve in the ongoing conflict. This evocative print offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time of naval warfare, courage, and determination. It serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the sailors who manned these ships and the leaders who commanded them, and to the enduring legacy of the War of 1812.

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