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The ship of Captain Cook is spared thanks to his lightning rod, while a Dutch ship is almost struck by lightning.

The ship of Captain Cook is spared thanks to his lightning rod, while a Dutch ship is almost struck by lightning.

Unique Identifier alb1508474

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Purpose Public

Size 550px × 370px

Photo Credit Album / Art Resource, NY

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19TH CENTURY ENGRAVING

CLOTHING, DUTCH

LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR

METEOROLOGICAL_DISASTER

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

WEATHER: LIGHTNING

WEATHER: THUNDERSTORM