Description

“Naval Warfare in the Age of Sail” by Bernard Ireland is a comprehensive exploration of naval combat during the mid-18th to early 19th centuries, focusing on the era of King George III’s navy. This paperback edition, published in 2001, delves into the intricacies of shipbuilding, sailing techniques, and battle strategies that defined this pivotal period in maritime history. Ireland’s expertise provides readers with a vivid understanding of how naval engagements were conducted when sailing ships dominated the seas.

The book offers detailed accounts of significant naval battles, shedding light on the tactics employed and the challenges faced by sailors and commanders alike. Through engaging narratives and illustrative content, readers gain insight into the daily lives of seafarers, the evolution of naval technology, and the geopolitical factors influencing maritime warfare. Ireland’s work stands as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of naval history and those interested in the strategic complexities of warfare under sail.

This particular copy is in excellent condition, preserving the quality of its pages and cover, making it a worthy addition to any collection. Its rich content serves as both an educational tool and a conversation starter, appealing to readers who appreciate in-depth historical analysis presented in an accessible format. Whether you’re a seasoned historian or a casual reader with an interest in naval affairs, this book offers a thorough and engaging journey through the age of sail.

Additional information

Weight	1.1 kg
Dimensions	26 × 8 × 32 cm

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