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Although first published more than a century ago, The Navy of the Restoration continues to be regarded as a significant contribution to the study of seventeenth-century naval history. Tedder’s meticulous research and clear writing provide readers with a deeper understanding of how the Royal Navy evolved during the Restoration era and laid the foundations for Britain’s future dominance at sea.
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The Navy of the Restoration is a respected and scholarly examination of one of the most transformative periods in British naval history. Written by Arthur William Tedder, the book explores the development of the Royal Navy during the years between the death of Oliver Cromwell and the Treaty of Breda in 1667, a period that witnessed the restoration of the monarchy under Charles II and the emergence of England as a formidable maritime power. This 1970 Cornmarket Press edition is a facsimile reprint of the original 1916 Cambridge University Press publication, preserving an important historical study for modern readers and collectors.
The Navy of the Restoration examines the rebuilding and reorganisation of the English fleet following the Commonwealth period, tracing its growth into a professional naval force capable of challenging rival European powers. Tedder analyses naval administration, shipbuilding, finance, strategy and the evolving role of the Admiralty, while also providing detailed coverage of the Second Anglo-Dutch War and England’s overseas operations. His work draws extensively on contemporary records and concludes with an impressive bibliography of primary sources, making it an invaluable resource for historians and researchers.
Although first published more than a century ago, The Navy of the Restoration continues to be regarded as a significant contribution to the study of seventeenth-century naval history. Tedder’s meticulous research and clear writing provide readers with a deeper understanding of how the Royal Navy evolved during the Restoration era and laid the foundations for Britain’s future dominance at sea. The work remains relevant for anyone interested in the Stuart monarchy, military history, maritime affairs or the political and naval developments of the seventeenth century.
The 1970 Cornmarket Press facsimile edition faithfully reproduces the original text, maps and scholarly apparatus, making it particularly desirable for collectors of classic historical works. Whether you are expanding a library of maritime history, researching the Royal Navy or seeking an authoritative account of the Restoration period, The Navy of the Restoration is an informative and enduring addition to any collection. Its combination of detailed scholarship and historical significance ensures it remains an essential reference for students, historians and enthusiasts alike.
Condition: Near fine – Plastic covered, minimal wear present.
