![The brave brigadier general Zebulon M. Pike, who gloriously fell in his countrys [sic] cause April 27th 1813 / J. Kennedy s.](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzE4MTMvMDEvMDEvdGhlLWJyYXZlLWJyaWdhZGllci1nZW5lcmFsLXplYnVsb24tbS1waWtlLXdoby1nbG9yaW91c2x5LWZlbGwtaW4taGlzLWNvdW50cnlzLTY0MC5qcGc%3D/320/437/jpg "The brave brigadier general Zebulon M. Pike, who gloriously fell in his countrys [sic] cause April 27th 1813 / J. Kennedy s.")
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The brave brigadier general Zebulon M. Pike, who gloriously fell in his countrys [sic] cause April 27th 1813 / J. Kennedy s.
Summary
Print shows Zebulon M. Pike, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right, wearing military uniform.
Engraver may have been James Kennedy, fl. 1797-1815, in New York (1797-1812) and Philadelphia (1812-1820?).
After 1808 painting by Charles W. Peale in Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
Stauffer, 1636
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Date
01/01/1813
Source
Library of Congress
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