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The Great War Vol. 2 Diggin in: 2 (Great War (Trident Press))by: Herbert Wrigley Wilson, John Alexander Hammerton 1999-12 |
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The Great War Vol. 5 Continuing Struggle: 5 (Great War (Trident Press))by: Herbert Wrigley Wilson, John Alexander Hammerton 1999-12 |
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The Great War Vol. 3 Deadlock: 003 (Great War (Trident Press))by: Herbert Wrigley Wilson, John Alexander Hammerton 1999-12 |
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With the flag to Pretoriaby: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1900 |
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The war guilt,by: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1928 |
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Battleships in actionby: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1995 |
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Although written in a somewhat archaic style - not surprising given their age - these books are a valuable reference work on the birth and growth of the battleship. The books are arranged chronologically, and give detailed descriptions of the battles that were fought by the ships of the many nations that aspired to the control of their oceanic interests. A good recommendation for serious students of war at sea.
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Ironclads in action: A sketch of naval warfare from 1855 to 1895, with some account of the development of the battleship in Englandby: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1896 |
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Although written in a somewhat archaic style - not surprising given their age - these books are a valuable reference work on the birth and growth of the battleship. The books are arranged chronologically, and give detailed descriptions of the battles that were fought by the ships of the many nations that aspired to the control of their oceanic interests. A good recommendation for serious students of war at sea.
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Navy League Guide to the Coronation Review, June 28, 1902. 29 illustrations, 5 diagrams and a plan of the fleet. Edited by H. W. Wilsonby: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1902 |
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Although written in a somewhat archaic style - not surprising given their age - these books are a valuable reference work on the birth and growth of the battleship. The books are arranged chronologically, and give detailed descriptions of the battles that were fought by the ships of the many nations that aspired to the control of their oceanic interests. A good recommendation for serious students of war at sea.
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The Royal Navy. A history from the earliest times to the presentby: William Laird Clowes, Edward Fraser, Alfred Thayer Mahan, Clements R. Markham, Theodore Roosevelt, Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1897 |
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Although written in a somewhat archaic style - not surprising given their age - these books are a valuable reference work on the birth and growth of the battleship. The books are arranged chronologically, and give detailed descriptions of the battles that were fought by the ships of the many nations that aspired to the control of their oceanic interests. A good recommendation for serious students of war at sea.
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The War Guilt. With portraitsby: Herbert Wrigley Wilson 1928 |
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Although written in a somewhat archaic style - not surprising given their age - these books are a valuable reference work on the birth and growth of the battleship. The books are arranged chronologically, and give detailed descriptions of the battles that were fought by the ships of the many nations that aspired to the control of their oceanic interests. A good recommendation for serious students of war at sea.
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