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Dudley Pope (1925–1997)

Auteur de Ramage

51 oeuvres 4,856 utilisateurs 121 critiques 9 Favoris

A propos de l'auteur

Author Dudley Pope was born in Ashford, Kent, England on December 29, 1925. At the age of 16, he joined the Navy as a midshipman, but was invalided out when his ship was torpedoed the next year. He became a journalist for a newspaper in Kent and in 1944, became the naval and defense correspondent afficher plus for the London Evening News. In 1954, he published his first book, Flag 4, which was followed by other books on historical accounts. He is best known for his Nicholas Ramage series, which follows the exploits of Lord Nicholas Ramage during the Napoleonic Wars. The first book of this 18-book series was published in 1965. He died on April 25, 1997. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

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Œuvres de Dudley Pope

Ramage (1965) 413 exemplaires
Ramage and the Drumbeat (1967) 281 exemplaires
Ramage and the Freebooters (1969) 270 exemplaires
Ramage's Diamond (1976) 226 exemplaires
Governor Ramage R. N. (1973) 211 exemplaires
Ramage and the Rebels (1978) 198 exemplaires
Ramage's Prize (1974) 194 exemplaires
Ramage's Mutiny (1977) 191 exemplaires
The Ramage Touch (1979) 181 exemplaires
Ramage's Signal (1980) 176 exemplaires
Ramage & the Renegades (1981) 164 exemplaires
Ramage's Trial (1984) 153 exemplaires
Ramage's Devil (1982) 153 exemplaires
Ramage at Trafalgar (1986) 152 exemplaires
Ramage's Challenge (1985) 146 exemplaires
Ramage and the Dido (1989) 138 exemplaires
Ramage and the Saracens (1988) 136 exemplaires
The Battle of the River Plate (1956) 135 exemplaires
The Black Ship (1963) 134 exemplaires
Life in Nelson's Navy (1981) 121 exemplaires
Decision at Trafalgar (1959) 108 exemplaires
La bataille de la mer de Barentz (1957) 96 exemplaires
Buccaneer (1981) 87 exemplaires
Admiral (1982) 81 exemplaires
Convoy (1979) 66 exemplaires
Decoy (1983) 63 exemplaires
Galleon (1986) 59 exemplaires
Corsair (1987) 54 exemplaires
Great Gamble: Nelson at Copenhagen (1972) 48 exemplaires
At 12 Mr. Byng was Shot (1962) 31 exemplaires
Guns (1965) 31 exemplaires
Great War Stories (1974) — Contributeur — 31 exemplaires
England Expects (1959) 20 exemplaires
La presa de Ramage (2004) 4 exemplaires
Den første kommando 1 exemplaire
Ramage und der Teufel 1 exemplaire
Dawn of D-Day 1 exemplaire

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there's a chronology of the previous year at sea, the list of ships at the great battle, and an in depth study of the motives and strategy of both sides. this book was often reprinted.
 
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DinadansFriend | 2 autres critiques | Jan 4, 2024 |
Ramage is appointed to the Dido, a 74 gun ship of the line and is sent to the West Indies to blockade the French island of Martinique, scene of earlier adventure with the Calypso. Several successful actions ensue and the book ends with suspense over what his next orders will be.
 
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ritaer | 2 autres critiques | Mar 15, 2023 |
Ramage assigned to watch Cadiz for the French and Spanish fleets to emerge. When they do he is reminded that frigates such as the Calypso have no place in the line of battle but stay back to relay signals from one ship to another. But when Ramge spots the Hazrd, the twin to his French built Calypso, he cannot resist attempting her capture.
 
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ritaer | 2 autres critiques | Mar 8, 2023 |
Sent to rescue English hostages held in Italy, Ramage unexpectedly discovers his missing wife in 2nd set of hostages
 
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ritaer | 3 autres critiques | Mar 3, 2023 |

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Œuvres
51
Membres
4,856
Popularité
#5,172
Évaluation
½ 3.7
Critiques
121
ISBN
368
Langues
11
Favoris
9

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