Published in 1802, chaplain Willyams offers an illustrated eye-witness account of the Battle of the Nile, Nelson's greatest triumph.

The book gives an in depth and insightful narrative of the activities that spread out for the duration of this large period of struggle inside the Caribbean.

In the latter end of the year 1793, his Majesty having determined to send a formidable armament to the West Indies, to reduce the French islands in that quarter, and to secure his own from any attack of the enemy, Lieutenant General Sir ...

Reproduction of the original: An Account of the Campaign in the West Indies in the Year 1794 by Cooper Willyams

First edition, with 36 vividly hand-colored aquatint views depicting land- and cityscapes throughout the Mediterranean, including Cairo, Alexandria, Caiffe, Rhodes, Mount Carmel, Syracuse, Lago, Minorca, Gibraltar, Mount Pelegrino, and the ...

Rev. Cooper Willyams (June, 1762 - July 17, 1816) was a clergyman and a British Artist.

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