Not by Sea. Paul Weston Historical Maritime and Naval Fiction, #2
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- Date de parution13/09/2023
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Résumé
The brief respite of the Peace of Amiens is over, and Britain is once again at war with France. Napoléon knows that if he is to win the war, he must invade England, but the Armée d'Angleterre is blockaded in Boulogne by the Royal Navy. Frustrated by British sea power, Napoléon entrusts an alternative scheme to the brilliant Captain Morlaix which if successful, could lead to the subjugation of Britain.
During the Peace, English visitors had flocked to France, among them Midshipmen Stone and Snowden. At a soiree in Paris, they attracted the attention of Fouché, the feared minister of police, who believed that Jack Stone was a civilian when he fought the French in Normandy, and is therefore a criminal. In the subsequent war, Lieutenant Snowden leads a raid to disrupt France's invasion plans. The era of the Napoleonic wars is evoked by the author in this fast paced, historically accurate novel, informed by expert knowledge of ships and the sea.
During the Peace, English visitors had flocked to France, among them Midshipmen Stone and Snowden. At a soiree in Paris, they attracted the attention of Fouché, the feared minister of police, who believed that Jack Stone was a civilian when he fought the French in Normandy, and is therefore a criminal. In the subsequent war, Lieutenant Snowden leads a raid to disrupt France's invasion plans. The era of the Napoleonic wars is evoked by the author in this fast paced, historically accurate novel, informed by expert knowledge of ships and the sea.
The brief respite of the Peace of Amiens is over, and Britain is once again at war with France. Napoléon knows that if he is to win the war, he must invade England, but the Armée d'Angleterre is blockaded in Boulogne by the Royal Navy. Frustrated by British sea power, Napoléon entrusts an alternative scheme to the brilliant Captain Morlaix which if successful, could lead to the subjugation of Britain.
During the Peace, English visitors had flocked to France, among them Midshipmen Stone and Snowden. At a soiree in Paris, they attracted the attention of Fouché, the feared minister of police, who believed that Jack Stone was a civilian when he fought the French in Normandy, and is therefore a criminal. In the subsequent war, Lieutenant Snowden leads a raid to disrupt France's invasion plans. The era of the Napoleonic wars is evoked by the author in this fast paced, historically accurate novel, informed by expert knowledge of ships and the sea.
During the Peace, English visitors had flocked to France, among them Midshipmen Stone and Snowden. At a soiree in Paris, they attracted the attention of Fouché, the feared minister of police, who believed that Jack Stone was a civilian when he fought the French in Normandy, and is therefore a criminal. In the subsequent war, Lieutenant Snowden leads a raid to disrupt France's invasion plans. The era of the Napoleonic wars is evoked by the author in this fast paced, historically accurate novel, informed by expert knowledge of ships and the sea.
