Nelson and his world

£9.20

There are few figures in British history more famous and more influential than Vice-Admiral Horatio, Lord Nelson, KB. This book offers for the first time a comprehensive overview by the world’s leading Nelson scholars of all aspects of the Nelson story. It makes the ideal companion for anyone who wants to find out more about this remarkable character and the myths that have surrounded him since his death, and will undoubtedly become a standard reference work for those already familiar with the details of the Nelson legend

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There are few figures in British history more famous and more influential than Vice-Admiral Horatio, Lord Nelson, KB. This book offers for the first time a comprehensive overview by the world’s leading Nelson scholars of all aspects of the Nelson story. It makes the ideal companion for anyone who wants to find out more about this remarkable character and the myths that have surrounded him since his death, and will undoubtedly become a standard reference work for those already familiar with the details of the Nelson legend

Author=Tom Pocock
Pages=142
Published=1974
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate on front endpaper.generally excellent condition

Weight 700 g

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