Historic drawing, sea battle during the First Anglo-Dutch naval war, 1652 - 1653,

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Historic drawing, sea battle during the First Anglo-Dutch naval war, 1652 - 1653, Historische Zeichnung, Seeschacht im Ersten Englisch-Niederländischen Seekrieg 1652–1653

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Historic drawing, sea battle during the First Anglo-Dutch naval war, 1652 - 1653,

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