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Plan of Fort le Quesne, At the Fork of the Ohio and Monongahela in 1754
Plan of Fort le Quesne, Built by the French, At the Fork of the Ohio and Monongahela in 1754
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Year: 1768
Language: English
Creator: Thomas Jefferys (d. 1771)
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Item Code: 15360
Shows the plan of Fort le Quesne (ie, Fort Duquesne) at the present-day site of Pittsburgh. Includes an index describing various components of the fort. Also includes a note on how the British obtained the information presented in the map: "This Plan was sent from America, as it had been taken by some curious French Deserters".
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