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‘Antoine Lutz, a French Royalist, and a private soldier in the Queen’s German Regiment, who took the Standard from Buonaparte’s Invincible Legion in the Memorable Battle between the English and French, fought before Alexandria, on the 21st of March, 1801’
stipple engraving, coloured, engraving
Accession Number

NAM.1960-08-147-1

Description

‘Antoine Lutz, a French Royalist, and a private soldier in the Queen’s German Regiment, who took the Standard from Buonaparte’s Invincible Legion in the Memorable Battle between the English and French, fought before Alexandria, on the 21st of March, 1801’. Coloured stipple engraving by E Harding after Richard Ramsay Reinagle, 1 January 1803. Published by E Harding, The Crown and Mitre, London, 1 Jan 1803. Dedication: ‘To the Right Honorable William Windham, the Friend and Protector of the Loyal & the Brave,/ This Print is humbly dedicated by his most Obedient & most faithful Servant Wm Cobbett.’. Associated with the 96th (Queen’s German) Regiment of Foot, Battle of Alexandria, Wars of the French Revolution, Egypt (1799-1801) 1801.

Events

Alexandria, Battle of, 1801 (Wars of the French Revolution, Egypt 1798-1801)