An edition of The line upon a wind (2008)

The line upon a wind

an intimate history of the last and greatest war fought at sea under sail, 1739-1815

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An edition of The line upon a wind (2008)

The line upon a wind

an intimate history of the last and greatest war fought at sea under sail, 1739-1815

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"In February 1793 France declared war on Britain and Holland. The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars that raged for the next twenty-two years saw European powers manoeuvring for mercantile and political advantage in a complex and ever-changing web of alliances and coalitions. By 1815 the world was a different place."--Back cover.

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Vintage
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English

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The line upon a wind: the great war at sea, 1793-1815
2008, W.W. Norton & Co.
in English - 1st American ed.
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Table of Contents

pt. 1. The tactical evolution
Ocean
Navy
Century
Decade
pt. 2. The great war, first phase, 1793-1805
Wood
Shipboard
Toulon
Buonaparte
Corsica
Battle
Uncertainty
Change
Triumph
Mutiny
Tenerife
Camperdown
Duel
Offensive
Nile
Barbary
Neutrality
"Quasi-war"
Impressed
Naples
Acre
Return
Consul
Home
Baltic
Straits
Amiens
"Temeraire"
Resumption
Boulogne
Tripoli
Watch
Chase
Prelude
Trafalgar
Aftermath
pt. 3. The conclusive struggle, 1805-1816
Appraisal
Rampage
Sandy Hook
Chesapeake
Abominable
Peninsula
Collingwood
Cadiz
Catalonia
Basque roads
Expeditionary forces
Timor
China & Japan
Crisis
Breakdown
"Swallow"
Tarragona
America
War
"Macedonian"
Reflection
Northwest
Lakeland
Torpedoes
Elba
Snow march
Patuxent
New Orleans
Adriatic
Adieu
Algiers.

Edition Notes

Originally published: London: Jonathan Cape, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
London

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Dewey Decimal Class
940.2745
Library of Congress

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Pagination
pages cm

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Open Library
OL28267635M
Internet Archive
lineuponwindinti0000most
ISBN 10
071260927X
ISBN 13
9780712609272
OCLC/WorldCat
195676895

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