"Chatham Pictorial Histories - Fleet Battle & Blockade" Topic

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,,,, The French Revolutionary War 1793-1797 and The Naval War of 1812,

"With my current work progressing on my collection of 1:700th ships for the Age of Sail, I have been rereading some classic works from my library, collected when I was last putting together a set of models for this era of naval warfare.

The Chatham Pictorial Histories are a really great read to reacquaint or indeed get to understand for the first time the particular naval campaigns and wars from the Revolutionary and Napoleonic period, summarising as they do, the conflicts into key moments and actions that characterised the period covered by the title…."
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