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Decision at Trafalgar,Used
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Product Description In the summer of 1804, aboard the English frigate Antigone, Captain Drinkwater comes face to face with Napoleon's invading fleet at Cape Trafalgar From Publishers Weekly The Royal Navy spent most of 180506 on tedious blockade duty against a French invasion threat. Woodman portrays that tedium rather too well, despite his crackling authenticity. Frigate captain Nathaniel Drinkwater (Arctic Treachery) and his crew aboard H.M. Antigone do their duty, fighting mainly the weather and the occasional "Frog." On the eve of a likely confrontation between the British and Combined fleets, Drinkwater is given command of a "74," but is capturedon landby the Spanish and turned over to his old enemy, Edouard Santhonax, spy and aidedecamp to Napoleon. The climactic battle of Trafalgar is witnessed by Drinkwater on board the flagship of French Admiral Villeneuve. It's an interesting point of view, but fans looking for Drinkwater's usual naval derringdo may be disappointed. Woodman knows his history, however, and the realistic details, especially those of shipboard gore, ring true. Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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