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  A Battle Won (Paperback) By (author) Sean Thomas Russell

  

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  Short Description for A Battle Won'Fire as she bears. Rake her, lads.' Winter, 1793. Newly promoted Master and Commander Charles Hayden's orders are to deliver the frigate HMS Themis to Lord Admiral Hood, whose fleet is sheltering in the Mediterranean. Only hours out of port, however, and the Themis is engaging with the French navy.
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  • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Published: 17 March 2011
  • Format: Paperback 576 pages
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  • Categories: Adventure | Historical Adventure | Historical Fiction
  • ISBN 13: 9780141033150 ISBN 10: 0141033150
  • Sales rank: 43,439

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• 'Fire as she bears. Rake her, lads.' Winter, 1793. Newly promoted Master and Commander Charles Hayden's orders are to deliver the frigate HMS Themis to Lord Admiral Hood, whose fleet is sheltering in the Mediterranean. Only hours out of port, however, and the Themis is engaging with the French navy. Hayden's destination is Toulon, a French port under Lord Hood's protection. But there Hayden's captaincy and seamanship are stretched to their limits. For Toulon holds a deadly surprise for the unwary ..."A Battle Won" is the brilliant second instalment in the epic maritime adventures of Charles Hayden. This is a masterpiece in the tradition of Bernard Cornwell and Patrick O'Brian.