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Instructions for better command of His Majesty's fleet, for navigation and combat, which also contains the order of navigation, conclusions offered to James II (1633-1701), Duke of York and Albany, Grand Admiral of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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Instructions for better command of His Majesty's fleet, for navigation and combat, which also contains the order of navigation, conclusions offered to James II (1633-1701), Duke of York and Albany, Grand Admiral of England, Scotland, and Ireland
MMM5477715 Instructions for better command of His Majesty's fleet, for navigation and combat, which also contains the order of navigation, conclusions offered to James II (1633-1701), Duke of York and Albany, Grand Admiral of England, Scotland, and Ireland, 1673; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Instructions for better command of His Majesty's fleet, for navigation and combat, which also contains the order of navigation, conclusions offered to James II (1633-1701), Duke of York and Albany, Grand Admiral of England, Scotland, and Ireland, 1673. Document from the central administration of the Royal Navy at the end of the 17th century.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This historic document, titled "Instructions for better command of His Majesty's fleet, for navigation and combat," offers a fascinating glimpse into the naval strategies and tactics employed by James II, Duke of York and Albany, Grand Admiral of England, Scotland, and Ireland in 1673. The detailed instructions contained within this print provide valuable insights into the organization and operation of the Royal Navy during the late 17th century.
As one examines this document from the central administration of the Royal Navy, it becomes clear that meticulous planning and coordination were essential for maintaining control over His Majesty's fleet. The order of navigation outlined in these instructions would have been crucial for ensuring smooth sailing and effective communication among ships at sea.
In addition to practical guidance on navigation techniques, this document also includes conclusions offered to James II regarding strategic decisions related to combat operations. It is evident that careful consideration was given to every aspect of naval warfare in order to secure victory on the high seas.
Overall, this print serves as a testament to the dedication and expertise required to command a powerful fleet like that of His Majesty's navy. It stands as a reminder of the importance of thorough preparation and sound leadership in achieving success in maritime endeavors.
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