Landmarks of Canada What Art Has Done for Canadian History a Guide to the J R
Landmarks of Canada What Art Has Done for Canadian History a Guide to the J R
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1614— SIGNATURE OF THE TREATY OF GHENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEC. 24TH, 1814 — (With key) — Owing to its convenient situation Ghent was chosen as the meeting place of the plenipotentiaries of Britain and the States, and also because an English garrison was stationed there, thus affording security to the negotiators. The treaty, which was the means of building up the cordial relations existing to-day between the world's two great English-spea...king nations, was signed in the old Carthusian Monas- tery in Ghent, Belgium. It is to be noted in the picture that the Chief British Plenipotentiary, Admiral Lord Gambier, holds in his hand an actual copy of the original treaty. Mezzogravure from a painting by A. Forestier, 1914. Size 16x24. See 1615.
1615— SIGNATURE OF THE TREATY OF GHENT— Key to picture. See 1614.
1616— MONCK. RT. HON. VISCOUNT CHARLES STANLEY— Governor- General of Canada, Nov. 28th, 1861-Nov. 13th, 1868— Son of the third Vis- count; born at Templemore, Co.
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Head and shoulders.
1614— SIGNATURE OF THE TREATY OF GHENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEC. 24TH, 1814 — (With key) — Owing to its convenient situation Ghent was chosen as the meeting place of the plenipotentiaries of Britain and the States, and also because an English garrison was stationed there, thus affording security to the negotiators. The treaty, which was the means of building up the cordial relations existing to-day between the world's two great English-spea...king nations, was signed in the old Carthusian Monas- tery in Ghent, Belgium. It is to be noted in the picture that the Chief British Plenipotentiary, Admiral Lord Gambier, holds in his hand an actual copy of the original treaty. Mezzogravure from a painting by A. Forestier, 1914. Size 16x24. See 1615.
1615— SIGNATURE OF THE TREATY OF GHENT— Key to picture. See 1614.
1616— MONCK. RT. HON. VISCOUNT CHARLES STANLEY— Governor- General of Canada, Nov. 28th, 1861-Nov. 13th, 1868— Son of the third Vis- count; born at Templemore, Co.
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