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

The book serves as a definitive account of British naval history during the Napoleonic Wars, meticulously researched by William James, who documented real-life naval actions with unparalleled detail. Written during the events he describes, James consulted numerous primary sources, including letters from survivors and naval dispatches. The multi-volume work covers key battles and figures from the Royal Navy's history, including Lord Howe, Nelson, and Colloingwood, and features illustrations such as charts and engravings, making it an essential resource for enthusiasts.