1745 Tindal Antique Map Battle Plan of Siege of Bouchain, Calais, France in 1711 Australia/Oceania A government policy of assimilation

A government policy of assimilation beginning with the Aboriginal Protection Act 1869 resulted in the removal of many Aboriginal children from their families and communities—often referred to as the Stolen Generations—a practice which may also have contributed to the decline in the indigenous population

Paper size: - 13in x 10in (330mm x 255mm)

and much rebuilding was carried out in the Early English style

Napoleon invaded Portugal

Antwerp was the richest city in Europe at this time

1745 Tindal Antique Map Battle Plan of Siege of Bouchain, Calais, France in 1711 Australia/Oceania A government policy of assimilationTitle : Plan of the City of Bouchain Situated upon the Rivers Sensette and Scheld in the County of Hainault Size: 19 1 2in x 15 1 2in (495mm x 395mm) Ref #: 22198 Date : 1745 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This original copper plate engraved antique map, battle plan & birds eye view of the French city of Bouchain on the Schedlt River, in the Pas de Calais dept. in northern France during the Spanish War of Succession (1701 13) was engraved