Sheet music cover image of the song 'Fall of Vera Cruz And Surrender of the City and Castle of St Juan D'Ulloa To the American Forces under Major Genl Scott, 29 March 1847 A Descriptive Piece', with original authorship notes reading 'Composed By Francis Buck', United States, 1847. The publisher is listed as 'Frederick D. Benteen', the form of composition is 'sectional, with programmatic captions [e.g., 'The seven mortars in battery open upon the City'].', the instrumentation is 'piano', the first line reads 'None', and the illustration artist is listed as 'Webb'.

Sheet music cover image of the song 'Fall of Vera Cruz And Surrender of the City and Castle of St Juan D'Ulloa To the American Forces under Major Genl Scott, 29 March 1847 A Descriptive Piece', with original authorship notes reading 'Composed By Francis Buck', United States, 1847. The publisher is listed as 'Frederick D. Benteen', the form of composition is 'sectional, with programmatic captions [e.g., 'The seven mortars in battery open upon the City'].', the instrumentation is 'piano', the first line reads 'None', and the illustration artist is listed as 'Webb'. Stock Photo

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HT09GK

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3500 x 4832 px | 29.6 x 40.9 cm | 11.7 x 16.1 inches | 300dpi

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1 January 1847

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United States

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Sheridan Libraries/Levy/Gado

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Sheet music cover image of the song 'Fall of Vera Cruz And Surrender of the City and Castle of St Juan D'Ulloa To the American Forces under Major Genl Scott, 29 March 1847 A Descriptive Piece', with original authorship notes reading 'Composed By Francis Buck', United States, 1847. The publisher is listed as 'Frederick D. Benteen', the form of composition is 'sectional, with programmatic captions [e.g., 'The seven mortars in battery open upon the City'].', the instrumentation is 'piano', the first line reads 'None', and the illustration artist is listed as 'Webb'.

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