Article on this decisive naval battle, with profiles of key figures.

Biography of Adam Duncan, victor of Camperdown in 1797.

Site created to mark the 200th anniversary of the battle. Account of the action and details of the British commanders.

Lengthy account of the campaign an battle, from a site dedicated to HMS Victory.

Dedicated to the French navy and its allies during the period, this site promises a lot but delivers very little. There is a discussion forum and some links to follow, but otherwise very little content.

Describes life in Royal Navy in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century.

A selection of naval, wargaming, and modeling links.

Royal Navy reenactment and research group. Includes historical articles about Nelson and the navy of 1793-1815, research resources, discussion forum, and news and information about society events.

The Portuguese fleet, as observed by Lord St Vincent.

Collection of on-line documents written between 1801 and 1820.

Article describing the Battle of the Nile and the events that led up to it.

Not strictly a Napoleonic battle, but one that set the style of naval warfare for Nelson and others to follow.

An ongoing investigation into the time taken by sailing warships to tack and to wear.

Describes the ships and men of the Royal Navy 1793-1815.

Page that describes Russian naval activity during the period, part of an on-line history of the Russian navy.

Part of a genealogy site, this page lists British ships and seamen (some 1,640 of them) who fought at Trafalgar. There's also lists of killed and wounded and brief descriptions of some other naval actions.

Limited edition prints by Cornish artist Donald MacLeod. Details of how to buy and information about the battle.