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2. The Battle of Trafalgar: Premises 1803: Peace of Amiens between Britain and France broke down 1804:
3. The powerful British navy took up positions along the coast of France and formed a blockade
4. The Battle of Trafalgar: Napoleon’s Objectives In the Napoleonic era, the British navy dominated the sea
5. The Beginning of the Battle (Nicholas Pocock)
6. Size of the Fleet 32 British – 25 ships of the line, 4 Frigates and smaller
7. 1805, October, 21
8. HMS Victory Admiral’s Ship
9. Admiral Horatio Nelson Just before the battle he sent a message to all his ships. Now
10. England expects that every man will do his DUTY
11. Death of Nelson
12. The End of the Battle
13. The Battle of Trafalgar: Effects Within a few hours, half of Napoleon’s ships were sunk and
14. A Political Cartoon on Napoleon’s Defeat
15. Napoleonic Wars
16. What is common between these people? What is the difference?
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The Battle of Trafalgar: Premises
1803: Peace of Amiens between Britain and

France broke down
1804: Spain allied with France, giving Napoleon the ships he needed to challenge Britain.

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The powerful British navy took up positions along the coast of

France and formed a blockade to keep French ships safely in port.
By the spring of 1805, Britain had persuaded Austria and Russia to join in a new coalition against France.

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The Battle of Trafalgar: Napoleon’s Objectives
In the Napoleonic era, the British

navy dominated the sea while the French army dominated the European continent.
In 1804 Napoleon developed a plan to draw the British fleet away from the English Channel where it blocked a French invasion.

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The Beginning of the Battle (Nicholas Pocock)

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Size of the Fleet
32 British – 25 ships of the line,

4 Frigates and smaller craft
23 French and 15 Spanish – 33 ships of the line, 7 Frigates and smaller craft.
4,000 troops including riflemen from the Tyrol were posted in small detachments through the French and Spanish Fleets.

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1805, October, 21

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HMS Victory Admiral’s Ship

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Admiral Horatio Nelson
Just before the battle he sent a message to

all his ships.
Now it is the motto of the British Navy.

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England expects that every man will
do his
DUTY

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Death of Nelson

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The End of the Battle

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The Battle of Trafalgar: Effects
Within a few hours, half of Napoleon’s

ships were sunk and the rest in full retreat.
The French navy never recovered from its defeat at Trafalgar.
Napoleon was forced to scrap his plan to invade Britain once and for all.

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