245. Trafalgar: Victory (Part 3)

“The speaker mentions it as one of the most extraordinary history books they've ever reviewed.”

“The speaker refers to it as incredibly detailed in the context of the Battle of Trafalgar.”

“The speaker mentions it as a really good account of the battle.”

“This is one from Ben Wilson's book, Empire of the Deep, and he says for thousands of sailors on both sides, the battle was a glimpse into hell.”

“Adam Nicholson discussed this brilliant phrase in his book, the cold silence of the approaching, the cold silence of the approaching British guns.”

“The mention refers to the obsession with prizes in the context of the British fleet, highlighting the significance of cash prizes in naval history.”

“The mention of 'A Tale of Two Cities' occurs in a reflection on the battle of Trafalgar, highlighting the dramatic nature of the events.”

“The speaker references John Sugden's biography of Nelson, emphasizing its impact and the emotional response it evokes.”