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A map made by William Faden showing Gibraltar during the Siege, including French, Spanish, and British army and navy locations.

A magazine article listing the postings of British troops throughout the empire.

This is the full account of the anonymous account of the Siege of Gibraltar excerpted in newspapers and magazines in 1781.

A photograph of a segment of a 1760 map of Gibraltar.

This close-up on New Bern appears on the "complete map of North Carolina from an actual survey," made by John Collet, Swiss military engineer, cartographer, captain in the British army, and governor of Fort Johnson, NC. Collet highlighted North…

The account of the Siege of Gibraltar written by Samuel Ancell, clerk to the 58th Regiment of Foot stationed on Gibraltar.

A loyalist newspaper in New York published a list of members of Continental Congress in 1779, stating them to be members of the "rebel congress."

Map-maker James Cook draws out the geography of the Province of South Carolina for government officials in 1773, focusing in on metropolitan areas such as Charleston.