NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN FROM THE DECLARATION OF WAR BY FRANCE IN 1793 TO THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE IV Volume Seven

Delving into British naval history during the Napoleonic Wars, the work offers an exhaustive account of maritime actions that influenced fiction by authors like C. S. Forester and Patrick O'Brian. Written by William James, who meticulously gathered first-hand accounts and primary documents, the series spans from 1793 to 1827, detailing key battles and figures, including Lord Howe, Nelson, and Colloingwood. Illustrated with charts and engravings, it serves as a definitive resource for enthusiasts of naval warfare and history.