Category:Fort Carlos III
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18th-century Spanish fort in North America .jpg) No Surrender by Sidney E. King shows Captain Jacobo du Breuil refusing to accept the note carried by British hostage Dona de Villars and a partisan demanding surrender of the fort during Colbert's raid. | |||||
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Media in category "Fort Carlos III"
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- 1781 establishments in North America
- 1791 disestablishments in North America
- 18th-century fortifications in the United States
- American Revolutionary War forts
- Arkansas in the American Revolution
- Arkansas Post
- Bank erosion
- Built in Arkansas in 1781
- Closed military installations
- Destroyed buildings in Arkansas
- Destroyed in the 1790s
- Former fortifications
- Fortifications by name
- Forts in Arkansas
- Hispanic forts in the United States
- History of Arkansas County, Arkansas
- Modern era fortifications
- Rebuilt buildings in the United States
- Replicas of forts
- Things named after Charles III of Spain
- Wooden buildings in Arkansas
- Wooden fortifications