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JOHN THOMAS SMITH. The remains of Admiral Lord Nelson brought from Greenwich to Whitehall along the River Thames . An accurate View (drawn and etched by J.T. Smith ... ) from the House of W. Tunnard ... on the Bankside ... on Wednesday the 8th January, 1806, when the remains of ... Admiral Lord Nelson were brought from Greenwich to Whitehalll. London : J.T. Smith, 1806. Source: Maps K.Top.27.45. Language: English.

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JOHN THOMAS SMITH (1766-1833)

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The remains of Admiral Lord Nelson brought from Greenwich to Whitehall along the River Thames . An accurate View (drawn and etched by J.T. Smith ... ) from the House of W. Tunnard ... on the Bankside ... on Wednesday the 8th January, 1806, when the remains of ... Admiral Lord Nelson were brought from Greenwich to Whitehalll. London : J.T. Smith, 1806. Source: Maps K.Top.27.45. Language: English.

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Album / British Library

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6245 x 3705 px | 66.2 MB

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52.9 x 31.4 cm | 20.8 x 12.3 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

19TH CENTURY • 19TH • BOAT • CARGO • CATHEDRAL • CITY OF LONDON • COACH • GREAT BRITAIN • GROUP OF PEOPLE • HORATIO NELSON • LONDON • MINSTER (CATHEDRAL) • NELSON • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS BUILDING • RELIGIOUS STRUCTURE • RELIGIOUS • RIVER THAMES • SACRED STRUCTURES • SHIP • SHIPS • SMITH, JOHN THOMAS • ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL • THAMES • TRANSPORT • TRANSPORTATION • TRANSPORTS • VEHICLE • VEHICLES • VESSEL • WATERCRAFT