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British navy attacks Fort Moultrie, SC on June 28, 1776
The attack on the fort on Sulivan's Island the 28 June 1776, by Henry Gray. Illustration shows British ships firing on Fort Sullivan on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina during the American Revolution. The American fort, under the command of William Moultrie (for whom the fort was renamed) survived the attack by the British fleet, led by Commo. Peter Parker.
Image ID: 001381
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Image size: 9.5 Mpixels (27.3 MB uncompressed) - 4308x2211 pixels (14.4x7.4 in / 36.5x18.7 cm at 300 ppi)
Image keywords: 1700s, 18th-century, American Revolution, American War of Independence, Americas, Battle of Fort Moultrie, Battle of Fort Sullivan, Charleston, Early-Modern, Eon4610, EonDiscount, Events, Fort Moultrie, Fort Sullivan, Illustrations, Peter Parker, Revolutionary War, South Carolina, Sullivan's Island, United States, War-Conflict, William Moultrie, battles, bombardments, cannons, combat, forts, naval battles, ships, warships
