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Captain William Brock
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The Storm, Shepherd Sheltering by a Haystack
Captain William Brock
Action Between U.S. Sloop-of-War 'Wasp' and H.M. Brig-of-War 'Frolic', 1812
Richard Willis
English Ships Under Sail in a Very Light Breeze
Charles Brooking
John Brooks (Side wheeler), 1890
Anonymous
Brock Livingston Delaplaine, 1817
William Russell Birch
Shipping in the English Channel
Charles Brooking
The English Brig 'Norval' before the Wind
William Clark
Charles Brockden Brown engraved by John B. Forrest from a miniature, 1805
William Dunlap
Captain William Bligh
John Russell
Death of General Brock at the Battle of Queenston Heights, October 13th
Anonymous
Captain William Locker
Dominic Serres
27: A Woman of Prince William's Sound
John Webber
War, 1805
William Blake
William Brockie
John Scott
Plate 100 from 'Jerusalem', 1804-20
William Blake
Sir William Hoste, c.1833
William Greatbach
William Wilson, commonly called Mortar Willie, aged 107, 1815
English School
Captain William Holburne, 1753
British School
The Deep Winter Came...
William Blake
Hulk in Falmouth Harbour
William Clarkson Stanfield
Captain H.M. Bragg
Anonymous
Royal Navy Captain
Anonymous
London, 1794
William Blake
Portrait of Sir William Brog, Colonel of the Old Scotch Guards
Workshop of Jan Antonisz van Ravesteyn
A Naked Man in Flames
William Blake
The shrill winds wake...
William Blake
The Brig 'Brotherly Love' and Tug 'William', 1875
John Scott
The Late William Brough, (28 April 1826 – 13 March 1870) English writer
Anonymous
Portrait of William James Blacklock, c.1840
Thomas Heathfield Carrick
Milton a Poem: Albion on the rock, 1804
William Blake
Sealing the Stone and Setting a Watch, 1800-03
William Blake
Ready to Fight
William III Bromley
The Medium Clipper, 'John Lidget', off Greenock, 1862
William Clark
Jeroboam and The Man of God, c.1804
William Blake
Near Broadstairs]
William James Blacklock
And none but Bromian can hear...
William Blake
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