Trafalgar

John B. Hattendorf is the Ernest J. King Professor Emeritus of Maritime History at the U.S. Naval War College. He is currently a Visiting Research Scholar at the College's eponymous John B. Hattendorf Centre for Maritime Historical Research. A former U.S. Naval officer, he earned his degrees in history from Kenyon College (A.B., L.H.D.), Brown University (A.M.), and Pembroke College, University of Oxford (D.Phil., D.Litt.). The author, editor, co-author, or co-editor of more than fifty books, his numerous awards include the Caird Medal of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich (2000), the American Library Association's Dartmouth Medal (2007), the U.S. Navy's Distinguished Civilian Service Medal (2016), the Anderson Medal for Lifetime Achievement from the Society of Nautical Research (2017), and the Gold Medal of the Royal Swedish Society for Naval Sciences (2025).

• 1: The Trafalgar Campaign, January- August 1805 2: The Battle: Prelude and Immediate Aftermath, September-November 1805 3: The News of Trafalgar 4: Trafalgar in Painting, Sculpture, and Monuments 5: Trafalgar in British Popular Culture 6: Trafalgar in World Naval Cultures 7: National Commemorations 8: The 19th- and Early 20th Century Historians' Trafalgar 9: The Modern Historians' Trafalgar Bibliography Picture Acknowledgements Index