Trafalgar Chronicle: Dedicated To Naval History In The Nelson Era: New Series 11

Rebellions, revolutions, piracy, privateering, conspiracies, and wartime battles at sea form the content for the 2026 New Series 11 Trafalgar Chronicle, the flagship naval history journal of The 1805 Club, dedicated to preserving the maritime and naval history of the Georgian era, 1714 1837. This year's theme is Navies in the Age of Revolutions, in keeping with the 250th anniversary of the American War for Independence, the 200th anniversary of the Chilean wars for independence and the 400th anniversary of the founding of the French Navy. Three lead articles address the Battle of Flamborough Head, the Battle of the Valcour Island, and the Greek War of Independence. Next, readers will find seven theme-related papers from the 2025 McMullen Biannual Naval History Symposium at the US Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. Five biographical portraits follow, telling the stories of four Royal Navy officers and the widowhood of Lady Frances Nelson. Two articles of general interest discuss the 'forgotten' HMS Beagle and the rise and fall of the 74-gun warships of the Royal Navy. The authors in this edition hail from seven countries. This journal is known for the noteworthy credentials of the contributors and for its rich illustrations of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century art. The authors have drawn on a variety of sources books, documents, letters, records, and newspapers that bring fact-based authority and drama to the pages of the Trafalgar Chronicle, making it a delight for seasoned historians and enthusiasts alike. 'Well written, well researched, well-illustrated, this is a publication that will both delight and inform. A most enjoyable read.' D J Paul in Naval Review 'The Chronicle is a wonderful collection of articles, and a delight to dip into.' Warship World AUTHORS: The Editors: Before turning to research and writing, Captain John A Rodgaard served for 41 years with the US Navy, including 29 years as an intelligence officer. He co-authored A Call to the Sea, the biography of Captain Charles Stewart of the USS Constitution, and is now the Chairman of the 1805 Club and edits The Trafalgar Chronicle with Judith Pearson who is an experienced editor.