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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. New hardback copies at a reduced price. ; An overview of the Tudor Navy. Aspects include: arming the fleet, feeding the fleet, a sailors life, navigation and seamanship, and the fighting fleet. Illustrated. ; 304 pages. Seller Inventory # 80193
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In the sixteenth century England turned from being an insignificant part of an offshore island into a nation respected and feared in Europe. This was not achieved through empire building, conquest, large armies, treaties, marriage alliances, trade or any of the other traditional means of exercising power. Indeed England was successful in few of these. Instead she based her power and eventual supremacy on the creation of a standing professional navy which firstly would control her coasts and those of her rivals, and then threaten their trade around the world. This emergence of a sea-power brought with it revolutionary ship designs and new weapon-fits, all with the object of making English warships feared on the seas in which they sailed. Along with this came the absorption of new navigational skills and a breed of sailor who fought for his living. Indeed, the English were able to harness the avarice of the merchant and the ferocity of the pirate to the needs of the state to create seamen who feared God and little else. Men schooled as corsairs rose to command the state's navy and their background and self-belief defeated all who came against them. This is their story; the story of how seizing command of the sea with violent intent led to the birth of the greatest seaborne empire the world has ever seen. AUTHOR: DAVID CHILDS has recently stepped down from the post of Development Director of the Mary Rose Trust, where he was responsible for the new museum. A frequent lecturer on Tudor naval subjects, he is the author of The Warship Mary Rose and a recognised authority in the field. SELLING POINTS: A new interpretation of the colourful era of Henry and Elizabeth Combines a lively narrative with the detail of a reference book ILLUSTRATIONS 150 colour & b/w * In the 16th century, England turned from being an insignificant part of an offshore island into a nation respected and feared in Europe. She based her power creation of a standing professional navy. This is their story; the story of how seizing command of the sea led to the birth of the greatest sea borne empire the world has ever seen. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781848320314