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| The “Belleisle” at Trafalgar | (Frank Craig) | Frontispiece | |
| Nelson and the Bear | (Stephen Reid) | 26 | |
| “He had the ill-luck to fall upon hard stones” | (Stephen Reid) | 44 | |
| Comparison of the “Victory” with the “Hercules” | 64 | ||
| “I’ll not lose Hardy!” | (H. C. Seppings Wright) | 76 | |
| Nelson Wounded at Santa Cruz | (R. Caton Woodville) | 90 | |
| “The Flame that lit the Battle’s Wreck” | (Chas. Dixon, R.I.) | 106 | |
| The Execution of Caracciolo | (Stephen Reid) | 136 | |
| Lady Hamilton | (Romney) | 156 | |
| Nelson Landing at Yarmouth | (Stephen Reid) | 160 | |
| “I really do not see the Signal” | (Stephen Reid) | 172 | |
| Lord Nelson | 192 | ||
| Hoisting the Famous Signal | (C. M. Padday) | 234 | |
| Nelson and Collingwood Cutting the Enemy’s Lines | (H. C. Seppings Wright) | 238 | |
| The Battle of Trafalgar | (W. L. Wyllie, A.R.A.) | 242 | |
| How the News of Trafalgar was Carried to London | (Frank Dadd, R.I.) | 246 | |
For ages past our admirals brave
Pre-eminent have stood;
And, spite of all the world, have held
The mast’ry of the flood,
Howe, Duncan, Hood,
And Collingwood,
Long triumphed o’er the main;
While Nelson’s name,
So dear to Fame!—
We may never see their like again
Pre-eminent have stood;
And, spite of all the world, have held
The mast’ry of the flood,
Howe, Duncan, Hood,
And Collingwood,
Long triumphed o’er the main;
While Nelson’s name,
So dear to Fame!—
We may never see their like again