Image:Memphis h42367.jpg

"The Total Annihilation of the Rebel Fleet by the Federal Fleet under Commodore Davis." "On the Morning of June 6th 1862, off Memphis, Ten."

Lithograph by Middleton, Strobridge & Co. In the foreground, the print depicts the Confederate ships (from left to right): General M. Jeff Thompson  (shown sinking); Little Rebel  (shown burning); General Sterling Price ; General Beauregard  (shown being rammed by the Ellet Ram Monarch ); General Bragg  (shown aground) and Colonel Lovell  (shown sinking).

In the background are the Federal warships (from left to right): Queen of the West ; Cairo ; Carondelet ; Louisville ; Saint Louis ; a tug; and Benton . The city of Memphis is in the right distance, with a wharf boat by the shore.

Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation.

Removed caption read: Photo # NH 42367     "The Total Annihilation of the Rebel Fleet ...", off Memphis, Tennessee, June 1862; THE TOTAL ANNIHILATION OF THE REBEL FLEET UNDER COMMODORE DAVIS [smaller illegible text]

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph. Photo #: NH 42367

Source: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-us-cs/csa-sh/csash-ag/gn-beaug.htm

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• Première bataille de Memphis (1862)