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

The book serves as a definitive account of British Naval history during the Napoleonic Wars, meticulously crafted by William James, who wrote during the events he chronicles. His extensive research involved hundreds of letters to war survivors and a thorough examination of naval records. The six volumes cover significant battles and naval operations from 1793 to 1827, including pivotal moments such as Lord Howe's victory and Nelson's triumphs, while also detailing post-war actions. Richly illustrated, this comprehensive work is essential for enthusiasts of naval history.