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1758 Louisbourg Taken Medal in Bronze

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1758 Louisbourg Taken Medal in Bronze
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Betts-410. Bronze, 44 mm. Dies by English medallist Thomas Pingo. The French built a fortress at Louisbourg, on present-day Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The fortress fell to the British in July 1758, a key victory during the French and Indian War. The reverse of this medal depicts a heated Naval battle. The allegorical obverse depicts a British soldier and sailor celebrating the conquest of Canada at the expense of a hapless France. VF/EF. Softly struck with minor carbon spots.