Celebrated Naval and Military Trials

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Author

Peter Burke

Publication

2005-06-30 - Kessinger Publishing

Language

English

Word Count

102,000 words, Guess

Page Count

408 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Internet Archivecelebratednavalm00pete
ISBN-101417953683
ISBN-139781417953684
Open LibraryOL8462825M

First Sentence

THERE was, before the time of Rodney and Nelson, no name more popular among the sailors of the British navy than that of Admiral Benbow.

Subjects

Topics

History Military Military - Naval Naval forces & warfare Trials (Naval offenses)History - Military / War Trials (Military offenses)

Places

Great Britain

Other Editions

Celebrated Naval and Military TrialsPaperbackKessinger Publishing2005-06-30

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