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Tag Archives: Trafalgar
Life in Nelson’s Navy: An Account of Joseph Emerson, a Surgeon on board the HMS Agamemnon in 1793.
The wellbeing of the men in the navy, despite leading a rough and treacherous lifestyle, was considered superior to that in the army, especially now that scurvy was on the decline. Still, being out at sea for long periods increased … Continue reading
Posted in NRO Research Bloggers, Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged battle, navy, Nelson, sailor, Trafalgar, trafalgar day
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