From the ancient Roman navy to the Age of Sail, this comprehensive chronology provides a detailed look at the major naval events of the past two millennia. With extensive research and engaging prose, Isaac Schomberg brings to life the most important battles, explorations, and innovations in the history of seafaring.
Isaac Schomberg was a renowned British naval officer and historian, who served in the Navy during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. In Naval Chronology, he provides a comprehensive and detailed account of naval and maritime events from ancient times to the early 19th century, including battles, explorations, and scientific expeditions. Drawing on primary sources and personal experience, Schomberg offers a unique perspective on the history of naval warfare and seafaring.
This comprehensive account of naval and maritime events from Ancient Rome to 1802 is a must-read for those interested in naval history. Schomberg's appendix provides additional insights into the administrative, logistical, and economic aspects of naval warfare.