Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century Naval Officers; A Transnational Pers Evan Wilson,AnnaSara Hammar,Jakob Seerup Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41433-0f ordinary lieutenants across Europe. There were two models for how to educate future lieutenants: the French model of shore-based academies and the British model of sending teenagers to sea. Ultimately, though, it is the similarities that are most striking. Social backgrounds, promotion prospects,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-25700-2Maritime History; Naval History; Seafaring; Naval Profession; Professionalisation

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Evan Wilson,AnnaSara Hammar,Jakob SeerupFits neatly into a burgeoning field of naval history that looks beyond traditional narratives.Includes a selection of leading scholars in relevant fields.Brings together and synthesises a series of co

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Introduction,the professionalization of naval officers across Europe in the age of sail. It depicts their shared experiences, the similarities that connected officers, and the differences that can only be seen from an international perspective.

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The Dutch Republic : In the Shadow of a Glorious Past, separate cases that together provide an overview of the various roles of officers in these discourses, namely that of the ambitious professional eager to live up to the historical benchmark, that of the active participant, that of the Patriot seeking to rejuvenate the Republic, and that of the criticized or worshipped stereotype.

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