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TRAFALGAR; THE NELSON TOUCH

David Howarth

WINDRUSH PRESS 9781900624039

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INVENTION OF SPAIN : CULTURAL RELATIONS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND SPAIN 1770-1870

David Howarth

MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY PRESS 9780719065620

This book considers the close but sometimes contested relationship between Britain and Iberia in the period c.17701870. A broad cultural history which is multi-disciplined in its approach and appeal, it will become essential reading for senior level undergraduates and postgraduates in Hispanic Studies departments.

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David Howarth

HEROES-S.A. 9788449939211

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NOSOTROS MORIMOS SOLOS

David Howarth

Capitán Swing Libros 9788494871009

En marzo de 1943, un equipo de comandos noruegos expatriados navegó desde el norte de Inglaterra hacia la Noruega ártica ocupada por los nazis para organizar y suministrar la resistencia noruega. Pero fueron traicionados y los nazis los tendieron una emboscada. Solo sobrevivio un hombre: Jan Baalsrud. Esta es la historia increible y apasionante de como escapo. Congelado, cegado por la nieve y perseguido por los nazis, se arrastro hasta llegar a un pequeño pueblo artico. Estaba cerca de la muerte, delirante y practicamente lisiado. Pero los aldeanos, en riesgo mortal para ellos, estaban decididos a salvarlo y, a traves de hazañas imposibles, lo hicieron.

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HEROES-S.A. 9788449939235

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David Howarth

HEROES-S.A. 9788449939228

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SIETE VIDAS

David Howarth

AUTOR-EDITOR 9788440093547

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THE VOYAGE OF THE ARMADA: THE SPANISH HISTORY

David Howarth

CASSELL PLC 9780304361649

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LA GUERRA EN EL MAR (2 VOLS.)

David Howarth

FOLIO 2910009078185

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LOS ACORAZADOS (2 VOLS.)

David Howarth

FOLIO 2910009078017

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TRAFALGAR: THE NELSON TOUCH

David Howarth

PHOENIX PRESS 9781842127179

The battle of Trafalgar decided a nation''s fate, and this fascinating account tells the story of that crucial confrontation as it has never been told before. Many people know the facts about Nelson''s death, but far less of the battle in which he died: a single afternoon''s fighting that forever ended Napoleon''s hope of invading England. With Napoleon''s failure, the British navy reigned supreme on the high seas-a supremacy that lasted until the age of air power. David Howard, who served as a war correspondent during the battle of Dunkirk and won awards for his service as a secret agent during that war, writes with great understanding about fighting amidst the perils of the sea.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF BRITISH SEA POWER: HOW BRITAIN BECAME SOVEREIG N OF THE SEAS

David Howarth

ROBINSON PUBLISHING LTD. 9781841197920

The British did not take to water like ducks. In this work, David Howarth reveals that for hundreds of years this island nation did little but cling to coastal waters, and had no notion of sailing, or of anything but clinker built ships. The Romans and Vikings were superior seamen, and the English upper classes saw seafearing as mercantile, and beneath their notice. It was not until Elizabeth I's reign that Britain's success at sea truly began, with the utter defeat of the Armada thanks to superior gunnery and seamanship. Other nations placed noblemen and soldiers in command, but Elizabeth entrusted her ships to practical seamen such as Hawkins and Drake - and they repaid her trust. Howarth reconstructs the expansion of trade routes and the great 18th-century days of the line of battle ships, when sea warfare was at its peak. With Napoleon's fall, the British were free to expand and cement their empire, and the prestige of the Royal Navy rose so high that sea warfare almost ceased for a century as British ships patrolled the oceans. In the 20th century the British navy was twice as big as any other and more than half the merchant shipping in the world was built and owned in Britain. This account is full of anecdote, erudition and humour.

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NOSOTROS MORIMOS SOLOS (EBOOK)

David Howarth

Capitán Swing Libros 9788412042689

Nosotros morimos solos relata una de las historias de huida más emocionantes que surgieron de los desafíos y las miserias de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En marzo de 1943, un equipo de comandos noruegos expatriados navego desde el norte de Reino Unido hacia la Noruega artica ocupada por los nazis para organizar y suministrar la resistencia noruega. Pero fueron traicionados y los nazis les tendieron una emboscada. De todos los miembros del equipo, solo sobrevivio uno: Jan Baalsrud, que se vio inmerso en una de las aventuras mas terribles que se hayan registrado sobre los supervivientes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Esta es la increible y apasionante historia de como escapo. Congelado, cegado por la nieve y perseguido por los nazis, Baalsrud se arrastro hasta llegar a un pequeño pueblo de pescadores artico. Estaba cerca de la muerte, delirante y practicamente lisiado, pero los aldeanos, arriesgando sus vidas, estaban decididos a salvarlo y, a traves de hazañas imposibles, lo hicieron. Un relato epico de supervivencia, solidaridad y resistencia, de uno de los episodios historicos mas increibles de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, que narra el testarudo coraje de un hombre que se nego a morir en circunstancias que hubieran matado a noventa y nueve hombres de cada cien.

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