Great Naval Battles of the 16th–19th Centuries. Strategy and Tactics of British Admirals

The renowned researcher Julian Corbett, in his work dedicated to the British Navy of the 16th–19th centuries, discusses the peculiarities of the professional training of military and political events that allowed Great Britain to maintain a leading position in naval conflicts for a long time.

The book presents the tactical and strategic principles of famous admirals – Nelson, Rodney, Hawke, and other outstanding figures of the United Kingdom.

This fundamental historical study provides exhaustive answers to contentious questions regarding military intervention, methods of exercising dominance, as well as fundamental differences in conducting war on land and at sea.