The Life of Nelson, Volume 2 / The Embodiment of the Sea Power of Great Britain
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The biography follows Nelson's later career, focusing on his temporary command in the Mediterranean, the disposition and blockade duties of British squadrons, and his diplomatic dealings with allied courts and foreign officials. It examines recurring friction with a senior commander, disagreements over strategy and stationing, and the controversies surrounding operations at Malta and in the eastern Mediterranean. Narrative passages trace his decision to return to England, an overland journey through Europe, public receptions and separations, and his resumption of sea duty under the Admiralty, while maps and battle plans illustrate the campaigns and the lead-up to subsequent major naval actions.
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