The Flying Squadron by Richard Woodman
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The Flying Squadron
Summary
The 11th Drinkwater novel, this story set in 1811 at the time of Napoleon's French Empire and the emerging power of the United States, sees Drinkwater caught up in international accusation and acrimony, an urgent trip to Chesapeake Bay and a final climactic naval action in the South Atlantic.
The Flying Squadron Summary
About Richard Woodman
Richard Woodman is well-known for his Nathaniel Drinkwater series of historical naval novels, a dozen other sea-stories, histories of the development of ships and works on sea-power during the Napoleonic Wars. He has also produced two widely acclaimed studies of convoys operations during the Second World War, Malta Convoys and Arctic Convoys.
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GOR004784921
9780719550744
0719550742
The Flying Squadron by Richard Woodman
Used - Very Good
Hardback
John Murray Press
19920716
256
N/A
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