The Adventures Of Thomas Williams: Of St. Ives, Cornwall, Who Was A Prisoner Of War In France, From March, 1804, To May, 1814
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This firsthand account of imprisonment during the Napoleonic Wars provides a vivid glimpse into the experience of a British sailor captured by the French. Thomas Williams shares his vivid memories of life as a prisoner of war, from the harsh conditions to the camaraderie among fellow captives. Military historians and social history buffs alike will find this book an engaging read.
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