French infantry in Canada, by Master Louis Frégier, official painter to the french army, in tribute to Master Eugène Leliepvre.
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Thursday, 20 December 2012
French and Indian war image
French infantry in Canada, by Master Louis Frégier, official painter to the french army, in tribute to Master Eugène Leliepvre.
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William Bent Berczy " Huron Indians Leaving their Residence near Amherstburg Upper Canada , On a Hunting Excursion"
Thanks to Gerry Nellands on the Portraying Native People at War of 1812 Events facebook page. From here
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