
BOOKS - MILITARY HISTORY - British Naval Swords and Swordmanship

British Naval Swords and Swordmanship
Year: 2013
Pages: 484
Format: PDF CONV

Pages: 484
Format: PDF CONV

Book British Naval Swords and Swordsmanship Author: John H. Cox Publication Date: 2018 Pages: 352 Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Genre: History, Military History, Naval History Description: This book explores the history of naval swords and swordsmanship in the British Navy from the 18th century to the present day. It covers the development of naval swords, their use in battle, and the techniques of sword fighting. The author, John H. Cox, is an expert on naval history and has written several books on the subject. Plot Summary: The book begins by discussing the origins of naval swords and their early use in the British Navy. The author explains how these weapons were initially used for close combat and how they evolved over time to become more specialized tools for officers and sailors. The book then delves into the various types of naval swords, including the famous "cutlass" and "boarding axe and describes their unique features and uses. Next, the author examines the art of sword fighting and its importance in naval warfare. He provides detailed descriptions of different techniques and strategies used by sailors and officers during battles at sea.
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