N.A.M. Rodger - Command of the Ocean vol 3 (1815-1945)
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1mfd101
I have the first 2 volumes of Rodger's trilogy on the history of the Royal Navy, but the third volume seems elusive. I've been waiting for it to become available for some years but no sign of it yet as far as I can see. (I check the US & UK Amazons & other e-bookstores from time to time.)
Does anyone know whether it's been published yet?
Does anyone know whether it's been published yet?
2ALinNY458
No, I'm fairly certain it hasn't. His U.S. publisher is WW Norton and there's nothing on their site that indicates it has been published. It's been over 6 years since Volume 2 so you would think it would be relatively soon. There was about a seven year gap between the publication of Volume 1 and Volume 2. Like you, I am waiting with great anticipation for Volume 3.
4DrEvil
At last! Details below:
The Price of Victory: A Naval History of Britain: 1815 - 2002 (Hardback)
Publisher: ALLEN LANE
Published: 26 September 2013
Format: Hardback 800 pages
ISBN 13: 9780713994124
ISBN 10: 0713994126
The Price of Victory: A Naval History of Britain: 1815 - 2002 (Hardback)
Publisher: ALLEN LANE
Published: 26 September 2013
Format: Hardback 800 pages
ISBN 13: 9780713994124
ISBN 10: 0713994126
5mfd101
Yes! Now I just have to wait for the e-book - no more space in my already overstuffed library ...
7mfd101
- It's nice to live in a civilized house rather than a 2nd-hand bookshop.
- eBooks are generally cheaper, often a great deal cheaper. Which, when you buy as many books as I do, is not entirely irrelevant.
- As I travel more and more in my old age, having it all with me inside the iPad seems like a sensible way to enjoy it all ...
- eBooks are generally cheaper, often a great deal cheaper. Which, when you buy as many books as I do, is not entirely irrelevant.
- As I travel more and more in my old age, having it all with me inside the iPad seems like a sensible way to enjoy it all ...