
MHM 147 Letters – July
Your thoughts on issues raised by the magazine.

Your thoughts on issues raised by the magazine.

Graham Goodlad reviews the military career of a ruler who gained the British throne in a bloodless coup but had to fight to retain it and then analyses in detail his part in the battle against French domination of the Low Countries.

In the second part of our series on Britain’s rise as a naval power, Graham Goodlad explains how supremacy at sea became closely linked with the 18th-century career of Admiral Edward Vernon.

Jeremy Black analyses the military and political significance of the Jacobite Risings that punctuated British history between 1689 and 1746.