Fatal Wound
Is fatally wounded by a marksman during the battle.
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Is fatally wounded by a marksman during the battle.
Commands HMS Agamemnon at Trafalgar.
Commands the battered HMS Belleisle at Trafalgar.
Is killed while commanding HMS Bellerophon at Trafalgar.
Commands HMS Britannia in the lee column.
Misses Trafalgar after being detached for supplies.
Commands HMS Colossus in the fighting.
Commands HMS Conqueror and receives Villeneuve's surrender.
Commands the frigate Euryalus during the battle.
Is killed while commanding HMS Mars.
Commands HMS Neptune in Nelson's column.
Commands HMS Orion in the weather column.
Commands HMS Prince during the battle.
Commands HMS Revenge during the battle.
Captains Collingwood's flagship at Trafalgar.
Commands HMS Spartiate at Trafalgar.
Commands HMS Temeraire in support of Victory.
Commands HMS Tonnant and is wounded in battle.
Commands HMS Victory during the battle.
Serves as Victory's captain beside Nelson during Trafalgar.
Commands the British fleet from HMS Victory at Trafalgar.
Nelson is killed but the battle helps end immediate invasion fears.
Villeneuve leaves Cadiz but is defeated by Nelson off Trafalgar.
Breaks the enemy line in HMS Royal Sovereign.
Brings Collingwood's Trafalgar dispatch to Britain in HMS Pickle.
Receives news of the victory and Nelson's death.
Receives official news from Lapenotiere.
Brings HMS Victory home after the battle.
Nelson's body reaches Greenwich before the London funeral ceremonies.
Nelson's body is brought to Greenwich before his state funeral.
Austria and France sign the Treaty of Pressburg, which takes Austria out of the war
The Battle of Austerlitz brings the 3rd Coalition to an end
Austria and France sign the Treaty of Pressburg, which takes Austria out of the war
The Battle of Austerlitz brings the 3rd Coalition to an end
Appointed Head of the Admiralty
Blake made watercolor designs exploring the biblical Book of Job for patron Thomas Butts.
Builds the Third Coalition while Trafalgar secures British command of the sea.
Prior to the formation of the 3rd Coalition, Napoleon had assembled the Army of England, an invasion force meant to strike at the British Isles, around six camps at Boulogne-sur-Mer in Northern France. Mutual suspicion between the British and the Russians eased in the face of several French political mistakes, and by April of 1805 the two had signed a Treaty of alliance
Appointed Colonel
Death of Charles Cornwallis, on way to assume command of his troops
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