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POLL: Best Horatio Hornblower Novels?

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Ed Mohrmann Supporting Member of TMP writes:

6th Inf, thanks for the memory jog. The Hornblower
Companion contains a lot of Forester's 'why I wrote
what I did' input.

And thanks Lewis Cannon for the reminder about the
Parkinson book. An excellent faux biography.

And also rddfxx. Thanks for the reminder about _The Good
Shepherd_, an excellent novel of convoy duty.

Ditto _Gold From Crete_, a collection of Forester's
short stories about WWII, and the fictionalized account
he wrote of Operation Sealion.

And let us not forget Forester's non-Military/Naval
fiction. Excellent reads, all.

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VOTING RESULTS
AnswerVotes%Chart
Mr. Midshipman Hornblower
50
12%
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Lieutenant Hornblower
39
9%
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Hornblower and the Hotspur
49
11%
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Hornblower and the Crisis
17
4%
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Hornblower and the Atropos
28
6%
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The Happy Return/Beat to Quarters
41
9%
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A Ship of the Line
57
13%
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Flying Colours
24
6%
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The Commodore/Commodore Hornblower
25
6%
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Lord Hornblower
4
1%
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Hornblower in the West Indies
9
2%
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haven't read any Hornblower novels
90
21%
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POLL IS CLOSED
POLL DESCRIPTION

The Horatio Hornblower novels by C. S. Forester record the exploits of a fictional officer in the British Royal Navy during the Napoleonic era.

Which Hornblower novels are your favorites? (You can vote for up to five.)