The First Frigates: Nine-Pounder and Twelve-Pounder Frigates, 1748-1815 (Conway's Ship Types)
Delve into the design and significance of nine-pounder and twelve-pounder frigates from 1748 to 1815 in this installment of Conway's Ship Types. Robert Gardiner's expert analysis covers the key innovations in naval shipbuilding that shaped maritime power during a transformative age. Ideal for history and military enthusiasts seeking detailed technical insights.
About This Book
The First Frigates examines the development of nine-pounder and twelve-pounder frigates during the pivotal period from 1748 to 1815. Authored by Robert Gardiner, this book is part of the renowned Conway's Ship Types series, offering insights into naval architecture and maritime engineering of the era.
Readers will find a focused analysis on the structural and armament features that defined these vessels, essential for understanding 18th and early 19th-century naval warfare. The work draws on historical records to illustrate the technological advancements in shipbuilding.
As a specialized reference, it provides valuable context for enthusiasts of naval history, highlighting the role of frigates in broader military strategies without delving into specific battles or events.
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