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Plenty, Anonymous, British, 18th century  British, Hand-colored mezzotint
Anonymous, British, 18th century
Publisher Bowles & Carver
after 1793
I've Got de Monish, Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Mezzotint; a reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1792] reissue 1793 or later
A View of the Taking of Quebec, September 13, 1759, Bowles & Carver  British, Hand-colored engraving
Publisher Bowles & Carver
Publisher Robert Wilkinson
[ca. 1760] reissued ca. 1793
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1814
Etcher John Carwitham
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1765] reissued ca. 1793
Engraver John Carwitham
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1764] reissued ca. 1793
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1784], reissued after 1793
Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1783] reissued 1793 or later
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
Feburary 1794
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1785] reissue 1793 or later
Anonymous, British, 18th century
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1783] reissued January 2, 1800
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1782] reissued 1793 or later
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1783–84] reissued January 2, 1797
Anonymous, British, 18th century
Publisher Bowles & Carver
ca. 1793
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1786] reissued 1793 or after
After John Collet
Publisher Bowles & Carver
Subject John Paul Jones
1793–1832
Engraver John Carwitham
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1765] reissued ca. 1793

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