Title Information
Title
Aspect du champ de bataille de Turnau à trois heures du matin. F.M.L. Ramming, commandant en chef à la bataille de Skalitz (Bohême). Prince Alexandre de Hesse, commandant le 8e corps de l'armée fédérale. Prisonniers autrichiens conduits par les hulans prussiens après la bataille de Turnau. Aspect du canal de Rezonico le jour où a été connue la dépêche impériale. La flotille autrichienne essaye d'empêcher le mouvement des volontaires sur le lac de Garde. Embuscade permenante de chasseurs impériaux et tyroliens au Torral. - Passage stratégique au nord du lac du Garde. Troupes volontaires passant le val de Ledro. - Lac de Garde.
Name: Personal
Name Part
De Katow
Role
Role Term: Text
creator
Type of Resource
still image
Genre (aat)
engravings (prints)
Origin Information
Publisher
Le Monde Illustré
Language
Language Term: Code (ISO639-2B)
fre
Physical Description
Extent
8 engravings; 37 x 52.9 cm.
digitalOrigin
reformatted digital
Abstract
Here is a set of engravings showing various events from the Austro-Prussian War and the related Third War of Italian Independence of 1866. Above are two scenes from the Battle of Turnau in Austria, the second of which shows Prussian Ulan cavalry officers overseeing Austrian prisoners of war. Below are scenes of the Italian theater of war in 1866. On the left Venetians rejoice over the news that Austria was pulling out of the region following its defeat by the Prussians at the Battle of Sadowa. The remaining scenes are of the area around Lake Garda in which Austrians and their Tyrolean allies challenge Italian efforts to seize Austrian-controlled lands in the northest of the Italy.
Note
From the collection of David I. Kertzer
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Title Information
Title
Garibaldi and the Risorgimento
Identifier: COLID
38
Identifier: URI
http://dl.lib.brown.edu/garibaldi
Identifier: METSID
120673280428750
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