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The 32gun Frigate Essex Portia A Takakjian

Name: The 32gun Frigate Essex Portia A Takakjian
SKU: BELL-57138638
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU: BELL-57138638

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Publisher: Anova Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 32.66 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Portia A. Takakjian

ISBN: 9781844860135, 1844860132

Language: English

Year: 2005

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The 32gun Frigate Essex Portia A Takakjian by Portia A. Takakjian 9781844860135, 1844860132 instant download after payment.

On the successful completion of the War of Independence, the American navy was disbanded, and it was not until the late 1790s that a regular naval force was reconstituted. Provoked by the need to protect American merchant shipping from the belligerent European nations and the piratical Barbary powers, Congress decided on a programme of frigate building, which included the 32-gun frigate Essex. Designed by William Hackett, Essex was a typical medium frigate of her time. Working from both US and British sources, the author has reconstructed many previously undetermined details of the ship and in passing has rehabilitated the reputation of the designer as one who was responsible for one of the best balanced of that generation's frigates.