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Heritage: How a Southampton Father and Son Helped Defeat Napoleon - In-Common - Southampton
By Martin Brisland In October 1805 during the Napoleonic Wars, Admiral Nelson engaged thirty-eight Spanish and French ships off the coast of Spain near Cape Trafalgar. Nelson had a plan which involved splitting the enemy line into three and engaging the middle third, which included their flag ship, in close combat. This was a break with traditional naval tactics at the time and Nelson needed to be confident about the manoeuvrability of his ship…
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