"In their forwards, the President and the Editors point out that this edition is a special case and applaud the contributors for their efforts in producing an outstanding collection of submissions without benefit of the typical archives, libraries, and research tools afforded during non-pandemic times. This is appropriate praise, and well-deserved."

The Northern Mariner/Le marin du nord - Vol. 32, No. 3 (Fall 2022)

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Naval Review

I was very impressed with the range of articles and the research undertaken by the authors, as reflected in their extensive reference notes. This review has shown me that the two societies are remarkably similar in their aims, size, international membership, and treatment of naval history. Long may they both flourish.

Cliff Thornton - The Captain Cook Society:

Beautifully illustrated, with a splendid collection of fascinating articles, this edition of the Trafalgar Chronicle is most strongly recommended to historians, researchers, students and all those with a general interest in that momentous, dramatic, unique and colourful period of history.

John Roberts, Scuttlebutt

There is absolutely no mistaking that the authors have researched their subject matter thoroughly and have a love for the period.

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ARRSE (Army Rumour Service)

Each and every one of the 14 contributions holds a worthy place in this issue and will inform and delight in equal measure; it is another triumph for the three American editors and cannot be recommended highly enough.

Peter A. Clayton - The Nelson Dispatch