Excerpt from Select Naval Documents
The papers here printed may be divided into two classes. The first class consists of documents, such as the Fighting Instructions and the Trafalgar Memorandum, which are of great importance in themselves, and which have been frequently printed at length, but not in a single volume: most of these are here reprinted by kind permission of the Navy Records Society, to whose volumes this book is intended to be an elementary introduction, and without which its compilation could not have been attempted. Where there is no locus classicus, we have tried to choose the more lively and less accessible illustrations. Many of the passages in this class appear in print for the first time.
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This illustrated book, first published in 1936, is an edited compilation of source material drawn from some 145 diverse naval documents covering a period of more than three centuries from 1497 to 1805. It will fascinate historians of naval tactics and technology, from the Tudors to Napoleon.
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