The Office of Vice-Admiral of the Coast

A fascinating and illuminating history of the office of vice-admiral of the coast, one of the most important and influential positions in the British naval hierarchy. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources and archival research, author Sherston Baker traces the evolution and significance of this critical role from its earliest origins to the present day, shedding new light on the evolution of British maritime power and the wider political and cultural context in which it emerged.

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