In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake – Volume 2

Author – Michael Turner

Sample pages

The cover of In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage, showing a statue of Sir Francis Drake in an oval overlaid on a photograph taken from a boat showing parts of the rigging and the sea stretching out into the distance
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a photograph of a Tudor garden in New Street, Plymouth
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a diagram of the Pelican / Golden Hind
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a photograph of "a moor" representing those who visited Drake at Cape Blanc in Mauritania
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a map of the Cape Verde Islands as they were in 1578 and a photograph of a cannon at Pôrto Inglês
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a map of the Islas Isabel and Magdelena as they were in 1578
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including photographs of Fletcher's illustrated diary showing the pond and a corresponding photograph
A sample page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a painting depicting one of Drake's sailors hailing a fisherman to ask whether Elizabeth was still on the throne of England
A samle page of "In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake Volume 2 - The World Voyage" including a photograph of the gatehouse and keep at Trematon Castle, Cornwall

Synopsis

Volume 2 of ‘In the Wake of Sir Francis Drake’, the first pictorial and topographical Drake biography. It is the only biography to describe every landfall and anchorage, and to retrace fully Drake’s footsteps and wake in England and worldwide. It is the largest Drake biography ever written.

Reviews

“There can be little left to know about Sir Francis Drake’s seafaring exploits after the penning of two biographical volumes so thoroughly researched that they leave barely a tide unturned, a landfall untouched…Michael Turner combines the best elements of research and swashbuckling adventure.”

This England, Winter, 2006

“We explore an even more intrepid itinerary with a man who is circumnavigating the globe following Sir Francis Drake’s route…”

Saturday Live, 21 July 2012, BBC Radio 4

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