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English: Title: Amalner, Maharashtra

   Creator: Valentine Blacker    Date Created: 1818    Date Published: 1821    Location Created: India    Physical Dimensions: 28 x 28 cm    Type: Map    Publisher: The Book titled on " Memoirs of the operations of the British Army in India during The Mahratta War of 1817, 1818, and 1819", Valentine Blacker, Londan, 1821.    Medium: Manuscript, in pen and ink, with watercolour on paper    Title (Original): Plan of the Fort and Pettah of Ummulneir which Surrendered on the 30th November 1818, To the Field Force in Candeish under the personal Command of Lieutt. Colonel Samuel Huskyson.    Creator's Lifetime: 1778/1826

Creator's Bio: Valentine Blacker was a lieutenant colonel who served in the British East India Company during the first half of the 19th century. Blacker was born in 1778 in Armagh, Ireland, and came to India and joined in the Madras army in 1798, then started his career with the Mysore campaign. Later, he was employed in Wayanad district under Col. Stevenson in 1800 and given charge of cavalry troops; he was then under Col. Agnew, and in 1802 acted as the secretary to the Col. Pater, who was then commanding the southern divisions. In the subsequent years, due to his sheer merit, he commanded and participated in many campaigns. Finally, he was appointed as the Surveyor General of India. Valentine Blacker died in 1826 and was buried in the city of Calcutta.

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1821

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Описание	военнослужащий, военный писатель, землемер, картограф и солдат
Дата рождения/смерти	19 октября 1778	4 февраля 1826
Место рождения/смерти	Арма	Калькутта
Авторитетный файл	: Q7910936 VIAF: 47111871 ISNI: 0000000061592602 Open Library: OL2509004A LCCN: nb2009015428 GND: 1067657916 WorldCat

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