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The remarkable story of Horatio Nelson, the greatest naval commander of all time, from boy sailor to beloved national hero. Packed with colourful illustrations, diagrams, maps, battle plans, and a cutaway view of Nelson's ship HMS Victory. Internet links to recommended websites via the Usborne Quicklinks Website. Part of the Usborne Reading Programme Young Reading Series 3 for fully confident readers.
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I have recently read the Usborne Famous Lives book by
Minner Lacey about Lord Horatio Nelson. I find these books are well written with a lot of detail about the life of Lord Nelson. The book is only 63 pages long but it tells the reader about the whole story of Nelson from 12 years old, his battles and to his death on board The HMS Victory in 1805. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the history of sailing. There are lots of great pictures too! David
Minner Lacey about Lord Horatio Nelson. I find these books are well written with a lot of detail about the life of Lord Nelson. The book is only 63 pages long but it tells the reader about the whole story of Nelson from 12 years old, his battles and to his death on board The HMS Victory in 1805. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the history of sailing. There are lots of great pictures too! David
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