The British Navy in the Caribbean

The book explores the British navy's activities in the Caribbean, starting with the voyages of sixteenth-century adventurers like John Hawkins and Francis Drake. It delves into the conflicts of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries against the Dutch, Spanish, and French, highlighting Britain's naval dominance during this period. Additionally, it examines the gradual decline of Britain's influence in the region, providing a comprehensive historical overview of naval power and colonial struggles in the Caribbean.