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"The art of command is...to be the complete master, and yet the complete friend of every man on board; the temporal lord and yet the spiritual brother of every rating; to be detached and yet not dissociated.' A Seaman's Pocket-Book, 1943', has found huge appeal with the British public. Presented in the same format, the Officer's Handbook gathers together useful advice and instruction for those naval officers fighting the Second World War on all aspects of their job, expressed in the benevolent language of the day, when authority was respected. The Handbook has been compiled and edited by Brian Lavery, who provides commentary and an introduction. Sections include: the Officer's Aid Memoire containing notes of the training course at one of the officer training schools; Notes for medical officers and treatment of battle casualties afloat; Notes for captains on taking command of their first ship; Notes for commanding officers; Notes on the handling and safety of ships and notes on dealing with disobedience and mutiny. While suffused with nostalgia and charm, the various contents of this book are an authentic presentation of matters of training, authority and deportment in the wartime navy. The book is sure to appeal not only to those who served in the war or had a relative who was in the officer class, but also to anyone who wants to gain a greater understanding of the day-to-day administration of the wartime navy. '..this is an important document, significant for its sense of time and place'. Good Book Guide 'Pure undiluted nostalgia!'. Ships Monthly magazine '..an authentic presentation of life in the wartime Navy and issues of leadership, discipline and initiative'. Best of British magazine '..this book has enough illustrations, layouts, definitions and first hand information to keep any naval enthusiast fascinated for hours'. Family History Monthly '..exceptional value in every respect'. Navy News '...very highly recommended - another 'little gem' to go alongside the Seaman's Pocket Book on your yacht bookshelf'. Royal Naval Sailing Association Journal

Comfort Knitting and Crochet: Babies and Toddlers is the follow up to Comfort Knitting & Crochet: Afghans (STC Craft, 2010), and it follows the same strategy as the first book: low cost, great style and plentiful projects for both knitters and crocheters of all levels. The book will feature approximately 50 patterns for babies and toddlers from the renowned Berroco design team, which is led by popular knitwear designer Norah Gaughan; appealing to both the high and low ends of the knitting and crochet markets. Projects will include baby blankets, a market with The Royal Navy Officer's Pocket-Book download ebook great growth potential, as well as clothing and toys for babies and toddlers. The styles for the projects are meant to appeal to a range of tastes, from sweet traditional pastels to fresh citrusy palettes, from modern aesthetics to classic aran knits, plus lots of international flair. Gorgeous photographs by Ericka McConnell (the photographer for Weekend Knitting) show the projects and children at their best.

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Author: Brian Lavery
Number of Pages: 120 pages
Published Date: 01 Sep 2009
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Publication Country: London, United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN: 9781844860548
Download Link: Click Here
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