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Trafalgar's Lost Hero

Admiral Lord Collingwood and the Defeat of Napoleon
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Published on the 200th anniversary of Trafalgar, this superbly written biography rescues an unsung British naval hero from obscurity Admiral Lord Cuthbert Collingwood (1748 - 1810) was one of the great British naval commanders of the Napoleonic Wars the man whose ship led the British fleet as it bore down on the French and Spanish line at Trafalgar, and who succeeded Admiral Horatio Nelson as the commander of the Mediterranean fleet. Yet despite his brilliance as a sailor, his valor in battle, and his skills as a statesman and diplomat, the modest, reserved Collingwood has always been overshadowed by his good friend, the daring, flamboyant Nelson. This biography at last redresses the balance, offering a riveting account of Collingwood's exemplary naval career.

Author Biography:

MAX ADAMS, archaeologist, writer, and broadcaster, is passionate about rescuing Admiral Collingwood from obscurity in this, his first book. As a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellow, he had access to materials not available to earlier biographers. As both a theoretical and an on--site archaeologist, Adams has written for many academic journals. He lives in Newcastle, which was also Collingwood's hometown.
Release date NZ
August 1st, 2005
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Audiences
  • General (US: Trade)
  • Professional & Vocational
Pages
352
Dimensions
173x230x29
ISBN-13
9780471719953
Product ID
11628708

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