💎 Bromley, JS Corsairs and Navies 1660-1760

Corsairs and Navies 1660–1760 by J. S. Bromley is a major scholarly study of privateering, naval warfare, and maritime power during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.

The book examines the relationship between state navies and private corsair activity across Europe and the Atlantic world, analysing the economic, political, and military dimensions of maritime conflict. It draws on extensive historical research and provides detailed coverage of ships, naval operations, privateering networks, and international rivalries.

Illustrated and supported by an index of persons and ships’ names, this substantial volume is an important reference for students and collectors of naval history, maritime commerce, and early modern warfare.

The Hambleton Press, 1987. First edition. Illustrated. Hardcover with dust jacket. Excellent condition.