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

Focusing on British Naval history during the Napoleonic Wars, this comprehensive work by William James offers an in-depth and meticulously detailed account of naval actions from 1793 to 1827. Drawing from firsthand accounts, letters, and official records, James captures pivotal battles, including those led by Lord Howe, Nelson, and others. The six volumes chronicle significant events such as the Glorious 1st June, the Battle of Cape St Vincent, and Trafalgar, making it an essential resource for enthusiasts and historians alike. Illustrated with charts and engravings, it stands as a definitive reference.