Hardcover Book, The Warship in History, Philip Cowburn, Naval History, Non-Fiction, Reference

Hardcover Book, The Warship in History, Philip Cowburn, Naval History, Non-Fiction, Reference

A hard covered book entitled The Warship in History by Philip Cowburn. This is a 1967 Second Printing.

The Warship in History by Philip Cowburn is a fascinating account of naval history. The book covers various aspects of warships, from ancient times to the twentieth century. Here’s an overview of its contents:
1. Prologue: Sets the stage for exploring warships throughout history.
2. The Ancient World: Discusses warships from ancient civilizations.
3. The Viking Ship: Explores the iconic Viking vessels.
4. The English Warship before 1600: Details English naval history.
5. Galleys, Galleasses, and Galleons: Covers different ship types.
6. Northwestern European Warships in the Seventeenth Century: Focuses on this period.
7. The British Navy in the Eighteenth Century: Insights into British naval power.
8. The American Navy in the Days of Sail: Highlights American naval history.
9. The Nineteenth Century Revolution: Discusses technological advancements.
10. Early Submarines, Destroyers, and Cruisers: Explores naval innovations.
11. The Twentieth Century Battleship: Chronicles battleships’ evolution.
12. The Submarine at War: Insights into submarine warfare.
13. The Aircraft Carrier: Discusses this crucial naval vessel.
Epilogue: Wraps up the historical journey.
The book provides valuable context and knowledge about warships, making it a must-read for enthusiasts.

Size:
9½ inches in length
7 inches in width
364 pages
Published by The Macmillan Company -- 1967 Second Printing

This book is in Good condition. The binding is tight, and the pages are clean and bright. There is a bookplate on the inside front cover and an inscription on the inside front flyleaf. It doesn't have its dust cover. Our price reflects this.

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