Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century Naval Officers; A Transnational Pers Evan Wilson,AnnaSara Hammar,Jakob Seerup Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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,Verkaufs- und Beratungsgespräch,ation, education, and professional character of the naval officer corps. The naval profession in eighteenth-century Sweden was an arduous occupation for most men that required skill and experience but rarely led to fame or riches.

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Britain: Practising Aggression,t Britain’s emergence as the leading naval power in Europe shaped the course of the eighteenth century. This chapter explores the development, significance, and experience of the lieutenants’ exam, as well as officers’ social backgrounds, promotion prospects, and conceptions of honour. Because of th

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Spain: The New Model Officer,xes of the empire. In general, the results were positive, and the officer corps stands as an example of the remarkable achievements of these reforms. Successive monarchs and principal ministers sought to professionalize naval officers to improve performance at sea, though they realized that this pro

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