About “A ship of the line”

Captain Hornblower and the crew of HMS Sutherland join a naval blockade along the Spanish coast during the Napoleonic Wars. During a confrontation with the French, the Sutherland suffers serious damage, and Hornblower is captured. The story follows his capture and the challenges he faces as a prisoner of war. The novel, written by C. S. Forester, is part of the Hornblower series, which chronicles the adventures of the fictional naval officer during the early 19th century.

Book details

First published
1920
Latest edition
2018 · ISBN 9781405936910
Pages
336
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CoverEditionYearISBN
Ship of the Line20189781405936910Buy on Amazon
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A Ship of the Line19989780754001959Buy on Amazon
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How many pages is A ship of the line?

A ship of the line by C. S. Forester has 336 pages.