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Click to view item » Alan Lewrie series by Dewey Lambdin
Description » Dewey Lambdin's lovable but incorrigible rogue, Captain Alan Lewrie, Royal Navy, is back to cut a wide and wicked swatch through the war-torn Caribbean in an entirely new high seas adventure.
It's 1798, and Lewrie and his crew of the Proteus frigate have their work cut out for them.............
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03-14-2005 09:40 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Aubrey - Matruin Series by Patrick O'Brian
Description » The complete listing of all of Patrick O'Brian's books on Captain Aubrey and the crew of the HMS Surprise. Once you reach this page, you can click on the link (near the bottom) to view all of the books in the series.
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03-14-2005 09:20 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Horatio Hornblower - Series of Books by C. S. Forester
Description » Horatio Hornblower is the best-known character in nautical fiction. C.S. Forester's protagonist is not built of the same cardboard as many naval heroes of earlier adventure novels. He is a fully rounded person with the same fears, doubts, passions, and yearnings as any man. Hornblower's briny adventures and his breathtaking battles against Bonaparte's navy are the memorable sagas to which the works of Kent, Pope, and O'Brian are inevitably compared.
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03-14-2005 09:04 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Hornblower's Ships : Their History and Their Models by Martin Saville
Description » Hornblower's Ships : Their History and Their Models
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03-13-2005 06:47 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Nathaniel Drinkwater series by Richard Woodman
Description » Richard Woodman joins other authors(Forester, Kent, V.A. Stuart, and Dudley Pope) in a excellent mix of history and Fiction. The story lines with a fictional main charector is woven with historical fact in a way that the reader learns about this very interesting time in British Naval History. As a historian I found him to be accurate. I recommend him to all of you who grew up reading C.S. Forrester.
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03-14-2005 09:45 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Ramage series by Dudley Pope
Description » Not even C. S. Forester knows more about the routine and battle procedures of the British Navy in the days of Nelson.
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03-14-2005 09:48 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Richard Bolitho series by Alexander Kent
Description » One of the foremost writers of Naval Fiction - "Sunday Times"
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03-14-2005 09:32 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » The Model Ship: Her Role in History by Norman Napier Boyd
Description » A look at models and their roles in history
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03-13-2005 07:22 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Two Years before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana
Description » An oldie but a goodie tale of life at sea, a classic.
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