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Padang - the chief settlement of the Dutch Company on the west coast of Sumatra, 1782 (engraving)
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Padang - the chief settlement of the Dutch Company on the west coast of Sumatra, 1782 (engraving)
7339395 Padang - the chief settlement of the Dutch Company on the west coast of Sumatra, 1782 (engraving) by Dalrymple, Alexander (18th-19th century); 30.5x31 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Alexander Dalrymple; Harmer; Dalrymple
Single sheet. Engr. Scale: [ca. 1:25 000]. Cartographic Note: Ungraduated. Scale in nautic miles. Soundings. Additional Places: Karimata Islands. Contents Note: Fortifications, settlements and vegetation shown. Key to locations. Detailed plan of fort with key to internal layout, Inset view of Poolo Chinco by Charles Christie, List of the English ships, with their commanders, of the squadron to which this place surrendered on 19 August 1781.'.The English took Padang in the early stages of the 4th Anglo-Dutch War.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This engraving captures the chief settlement of the Dutch Company on the west coast of Sumatra in 1782. The intricate details and precise lines bring to life the bustling port city of Padang during this historical period. From the fortifications to the settlements and vegetation, every aspect is meticulously depicted on this map.
The English ships that played a crucial role in taking over Padang during the Anglo-Dutch War are listed, along with their commanders. The inset view of Poolo Chinco by Charles Christie adds an extra layer of depth to this print, showcasing different perspectives within one frame.
As you study this engraving closely, you can almost imagine yourself stepping back in time and witnessing the daily activities that took place in Padang over two centuries ago. The scale in nautical miles and soundings provide valuable geographical information, while the key to locations helps navigate through this historic landscape.
This print serves as a window into a pivotal moment in history when colonial powers vied for control over strategic territories like Padang. It is a reminder of how past events have shaped our world today and invites us to reflect on our shared heritage as global citizens.
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