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Pierre Charles Canot (1710–1777)

Royal Navy Museums Portsmouth

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print, engraving, the action off the Isle of Man in which Captain Elliot took the French (ship) Marshall Belleisle and two others, 28 February 1760.

Royal Navy Museums Portsmouth

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RNM 1984/61/30

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Pierre Charles Canot

1710–1777

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