Naval Accounts and Inventories of the Reign of Henry VII 1485-8 and 1495-7
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Naval Accounts and Inventories is a meticulous study of the finances and logistics of Henry VII's navy, based on original documents from the National Archives in London. Written by Michael Oppenheim, a leading expert on naval history, the book provides a detailed picture of the ships, personnel, and supplies that made up the Tudor fleet. Through careful analysis of account books, inventories, and other records, Oppenheim sheds new light on the challenges that faced the early English navy, as well as the strategies and tactics that were employed to overcome them. Whether you are a scholar of naval history or simply interested in the Tudor era, Naval Accounts and Inventories is an invaluable resource.
