MHM 145 Competition

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March 12, 2025
This article is from Military History Matters issue 145


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This issue, we’re giving away three copies of The Price of Victory: a naval history of Britain 1815-1945 by N A M Rodger, courtesy of Penguin Allen Lane.

In the final instalment of this definitive trilogy on Britain’s naval history, N A M Rodger charts the transformation of British sea-power from Trafalgar to the end of the Second World War.

Based on a lifetime’s learning, The Price of Victory is the culmination of one of the most significant historical works in recent decades.

This issue, three lucky winners will each receive a copy of the book, courtesy of Penguin Allen Lane. To find out more about the publisher, please visit http://www.penguin.co.uk.

For a chance of winning, simply answer the following question: Which admiral commanded the Royal Navy Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland in 1916? Enter online at www.military-history.org.

Our caption competition continues online. Find out more at http://www.military-history.org.

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