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A collection of illustrated naval sketches and essays that trace the Royal Navy’s ship histories and engagements, from the origins and battle record of the Dreadnought name to later battles and ship developments. Chapters describe the navy’s assistance to military operations in India, notable captures such as the Téméraire and the Formidable, and the building and early service of the Victory. The narrative recounts actions at Frigate Bay and the capture of the Donegal, and provides on-board perspectives of Trafalgar with profiles of officers like Hardy and Collingwood. Technical notes on shipbuilding, crew composition, and the evolution of battleships are woven throughout alongside contemporary illustrations.
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