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Warships and their story

By R. A. Fletcher

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore the gripping history of naval combat, from ancient oar-powered vessels to the steam-powered giants that dominated the seas.

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2024-01-29
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Summary

"Warships and their Story" by R. A. Fletcher is a journey through the ages of naval power, starting with the very first battles fought on water and stretching to the impressive ironclad ships of a more modern time. The book looks at how different cultures like the Egyptians and Vikings built and used their ships, showing how important these vessels were for fighting wars and controlling the seas. It highlights the big changes in ship design, such as moving from using oars to sails, and then to steam engines, which completely changed how ships were built and used in combat. It sets the scene for a broad look at how warships shaped the rise and fall of empires and influenced the way naval battles have been fought throughout history.

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