MAKE A MEME View Large Image August 1813, during early morning, the brig Argus, commanded by William H. Allen, and HMS Pelican battled off England's coast. In the course of the engagement, Allen became wounded and remained at station until fainting. Shooting quickly, ...
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Keywords: monochrome photo border drawing sketch outdoor blackandwhite black and white On 14 August 1813, during early morning, the brig Argus, commanded by William H. Allen, and HMS Pelican battled off England's coast. In the course of the engagement, Allen became wounded and remained at station until fainting. Shooting quickly, the British then broadsided Pelican numerous times and was just about to board the vessel when Argus struck her colors and surrendered. During battle, she lost 10 men, including Allen with 13 others wounded. Capture of USS Argus, commanded by Commander William.H. Allen, by HMS Pelican, Captain J.F. Maples, 14 August 1813. Watercolor attributed to Warren. Water color by an unknown English Artist, NH 56759. On 14 August 1813, during early morning, the brig Argus, commanded by William H. Allen, and HMS Pelican battled off England's coast. In the course of the engagement, Allen became wounded and remained at station until fainting. Shooting quickly, the British then broadsided Pelican numerous times and was just about to board the vessel when Argus struck her colors and surrendered. During battle, she lost 10 men, including Allen with 13 others wounded. Capture of USS Argus, commanded by Commander William.H. Allen, by HMS Pelican, Captain J.F. Maples, 14 August 1813. Watercolor attributed to Warren. Water color by an unknown English Artist, NH 56759.
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