Vlucht van de Amerikaanse rebellen van Rhode Island bij het naderen van de vloot van admiraal William Howe 1779

This small, circular bronze medal, created anonymously in 1779, depicts the flight of American rebels from Rhode Island, a pivotal moment during the Revolutionary War. The obverse side showcases a fleeing group of figures, while the reverse features a ship, likely representing Admiral William Howe's fleet, which forced the retreat. This medal, despite its modest size, serves as a tangible reminder of the crucial events of the American Revolution and the British naval power.