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circa 1880: A print depicting two scenes, 'Hand to Hand, and 'A Prisoner', showing the British army on active service on the North West Frontier during the Afghan wars. Original Artist: By W LLoyd (Photo by Edward Gooch/Edward Gooch/Getty Images)

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Jungle Christmas — circa 1878: A European party enjoy Christmas dinner in the jungle with their Indian guides on a tiger hunt. (Photo by Rischgitz/Getty Images)

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Jungle Christmas

Bombarding Tangier — Warships of the French navy bombard Tangier on the North African coast as part of a French policy of colonial expansion. Published 24th August 1844 (Photo by Illustrated London News/Getty Images)

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Bombarding Tangier

Clive Of India — circa 1760: Robert Clive (1725-1774). British soldier and founder of the Empire of British India, who held Arcot for eight weeks in 1751, recaptured Calcutta in 1757, governor in Bengal, 1764. Original Artwork: Engraved by W.T. Mote. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Robert Clive

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Clive Of India

Governer Raffles — circa 1820: Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles (1781-1826). English colonial administrator. Executive assistant secretary to the 1st governor of Penang, Malaysia 1805, made lieutenant governor of Java 1811-16, lieutenant governor of Sumatra 1818-23, purchased and established Singapore in 1819 as a hedge against Dutch expansion. Returned to England 1824, founded the London Zoo and was its first president. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Thomas Stamford Raffles

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Governer Raffles

Bogtrotter & Bull — 1846: Punch cartoon titled 'Height of Impudence'. On the right a stereotypical Irishman begs of John Bull; 'Spare a thrifle, yer Honour, for a poor Irish lad to buy a bit of a blunderbuss with'. Punch - 1846 (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) John Bull

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Bogtrotter & Bull

Relief Of Lucknow — 25th September 1857: British General Sir Henry Havelock (1795-1857) and his troops relieving the besieged English at Lucknow, India during the Indian Mutiny. Original Artwork: Engraved after a painting by Chappel (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Henry Havelock

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Relief Of Lucknow

Victorian engraving of an ambush in the African jungle — photographed from a book titled 'The World's Wonders as Seen by the Great Tropical and Polar Explorers' published in London 1883. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored.

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Victorian engraving of an ambush in the African jungle

Victorian engraving of n African safari — photographed from a book titled 'The World's Wonders as Seen by the Great Tropical and Polar Explorers' published in London 1883. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored.

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Sir Henry Havelock — circa 1850: Sir Henry Havelock, (1795-1857), British soldier, fought in First Anglo-Burma War, 1824-26, First Afghan War, 1839-42, in the Indian Mutiny, relieved Lucknow and held it until Campbell's arrival in 1857. Seen here: Henry Havelock and his troops relieving besieged English at Lucknow, India during the Sepoy Mutiny, September 25, 1857. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Henry Havelock

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Sir Henry Havelock

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