The Years of Endurance 1793–1802 is a historical nonfiction book by Arthur Bryant about Britain during the early years of the wars against Revolutionary France. The book follows the political, military and social pressures of the 1790s, beginning with the aftermath of the French Revolution and moving through invasion fears, naval crisis, home-front strain, the mutiny in the fleet, Nelson’s campaigns and the exhausted truce of 1801–1802. Bryant writes this period as a national test of endurance, focusing not only on battles and statesmen but also on the moral and political questions raised by revolution, war, appeasement, public fear and resistance. This history book will interest readers of British history, Napoleonic-era studies and narrative military history who want a detailed account of how Britain faced France before the later victories of the Napoleonic Wars.
מחבר: Arthur Bryant
הוצאה לאור: Heron Books
שנת פרסום: 1942
שפת מקור: English
