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THE ROMANCE OF THE KING'S NAVY by Edward Fraser
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The Romance of the King's Navy

by
Edward Fraser
NEW EDITION
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR
BY R. SOTHERBY PITCHER

Published 1913 by
Henry Frowde Hodder and Stoughton, London

Book with decorated boards, gilt title still bright with corners, top and bottom of spine lightly bumped - Spine rubbed with some colour and brightness lost. Page-block edges dyed grey.

No inscription

Pages very clean, and tight with very little foxing, as can be seen on image of title page below. Although the spine is worn the page block is very clean and tight I rate condition as at least GOOD PLUS .

Illustrated with colour plates - 312 pages + 16 pages of publishers catalogue at back.

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THIS BOOK is a new edition of a book already well known. It gives telling descriptions of some of the most notable events in the later history of the navy. Beginning with incidents during the Crimean War, the story is brought down to the present day. One chapter tells the thrilling story of " How the Navy's V.C.s have been Won," the deeds of the various heroes being brought together for the first time in one connected narrative. The book is beautifully illustrated, and a boy's knowledge of the navy and its functions cannot but be increased by reading it.

THE ROMANCE OF THE KING'S NAVY
By Edward Fraser
LONDON:
HENRY FROWDE AND HODDER & STOUGHTON.

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