How They Lived in a Sailing Ship of War

by Ian Morrison

Book cover: How They Lived in a Sailing Ship of War

Extent: 32 pages

Publisher: The Lutterworth Press

Subjects: Social Sciences 

Series: How They Lived

Language: English

Hardback (No longer our product)

(November 1987)

ISBN: 9780718824419

Price: $10.00

In stock

A lively and approachable account for young readers of life on board a Royal Navy vessel at the time of Trafalgar.


From the How They Lived series – easy-to-read books in which historical settings are vividly described and drawn for young readers. Boys of ten or twelve years old served with the Royal Navy of Nelson’s time, sharing all the hardships of life afloat, from rotting meat to the risk of scurvy. What part did they play in the everyday work of the ship? What were their duties when battle was joined? In the lively, approachable style of this commended series Ian Morrison draws a bold, vivid picture of life aboard Nelson’s flagship at the time of Trafalgar.

  • By (author) Ian Morrison