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CHATHAM’S NELSON’S FLEET AT TRAFALGAR

The author, senior curator at the National Maritime Museum, takes the reader through the dramatic story of a pivotal battle in British history. Beautifully illustrated with colour images from the museum’s archives, the book provides real insight into the life of the seaman, tells the stories behind the famous ships that took part and, not least, explains the tactical genius of Nelson whose leadership qualities saved Britain from invasion by Napoleon’s fleet. Using previously unpublished eyewitness accounts, letters and research he paints a particularly vivid picture of the conflict. A unique and essential companion.

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Product Code:	8992
Author:	Brian Lavery
ISBN:	0948065494
Format:	SB, 208 pages, 100 black and white and colour illustrations, 256 x 204 mm. Published Price £14.99
Shipping Time:	Usually despatched within 7 Days
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