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Published Worldwide - Book Nine in the Alexander Clay series!
1803, and as Clay struggles with life in peace time Britain, Europe is sliding back towards war. When a French squadron leave Brest on a secret mission to India, Clay and the crew of the Griffin are soon on their trail...
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New Article in Naval History Magazine
The latest edition of the US Naval Institute's Naval History magazine features an article by me on the development of anchors
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My Latest Blog - The Buccaneering career of Robert Surcouf
Robert Surcouf was one of the most successful privateers of the age of sail. Through a combination of aggression
and complete disregard for the odds he terrorised British commerce in the Indian Ocean
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Next blog - The Ugly Duckling's Last Stand
Built as an experiment by an engineer with little experience of naval design, HMS Arrow was one of the least attractive commands in the Royal Navy. But when her moment came, she did her duty well.
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