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The author takes a fresh look at the design and construction of the Mary Rose, her illustrious naval carer and the reasons behind the sinking. He also tells of the incredible salvage mission to recover the famous ship and her preservation at Portsmouth as a fascinating and unique time capsule of life in Tudor times.
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The author takes a fresh look at the design and construction of the Mary Rose, her illustrious naval carer and the reasons behind the sinking. He also tells of the incredible salvage mission to recover the famous ship and her preservation at Portsmouth as a fascinating and unique time capsule of life in Tudor times.
Author=John Christopher
Pages=126
Published=2012
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 265 g |
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The diaries of Louis Montbatten, young naval officer, aged nineteen, who accompanied his cousin the Prince of Wales on a royal tour of New Zealand and Australia, will enthral expert and general reader alike. This was followed the following year, 1921, by a tour of India and Japan.
A book about the Royal Navy at work and at play, at home and abroad. Professionalism and humor are the key notes of this book.
A fascinating read for anyone interested in the war, the sea, or men under conditions of trial and stress. With much detail of life aboard HM Ships at this time, the conditions the officers of these days lived and fought under, very different from the present day.
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