Breaking the Line (2013)
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Twenty-one gun salutes were fired to honour both sovereign and British admiral, all the Neapolitan ships were illuminated and a specially constructed Roman galley was rowed round the bay carrying a portrait of Nelson at the stern. Both Nelson and Hardy anticipated that King Ferdinand would now go ashore to reclaim his kingdom. Instead, he informed them of his intention to return to Sicily.
A second despatch arrived from Lord Keith, to tell his junior admiral that he had been out of touch wit...h the French Brest fleet for more than three weeks, and had no idea of its whereabouts. Every available ship was to proceed to Minorca, which he believed to be under threat. To Nelson this smacked of tactical nonsense, and he declined to oblige his superior. He suspected that the ships Keith was worried about were unlikely even to be in the Mediterranean, and that if they were, the only place they could be of any use to the French cause was where he was already, in the Bay of Naples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty-one gun salutes were fired to honour both sovereign and British admiral, all the Neapolitan ships were illuminated and a specially constructed Roman galley was rowed round the bay carrying a portrait of Nelson at the stern. Both Nelson and Hardy anticipated that King Ferdinand would now go ashore to reclaim his kingdom. Instead, he informed them of his intention to return to Sicily.
A second despatch arrived from Lord Keith, to tell his junior admiral that he had been out of touch wit...h the French Brest fleet for more than three weeks, and had no idea of its whereabouts. Every available ship was to proceed to Minorca, which he believed to be under threat. To Nelson this smacked of tactical nonsense, and he declined to oblige his superior. He suspected that the ships Keith was worried about were unlikely even to be in the Mediterranean, and that if they were, the only place they could be of any use to the French cause was where he was already, in the Bay of Naples.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Donachie to read onlineMoreLess
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