Treatise on Navigation by Steam

Discover the groundbreaking insights of John Ross in his influential work, Treatise on Navigation by Steam, published in 2013 by Cambridge University Press. With 284 pages of expertly crafted content, this book takes you back to 1828, a pivotal time when steam navigation was just beginning to emerge in Britain.

As a naval officer and Arctic explorer, Ross delves deep into the innovative techniques and strategies for harnessing steam navigation's potential, highlighting its significance for both trade and military applications. His expertise provides readers with a rich understanding of the dynamics of steam engines and the evolution of maritime navigation.

This paperback edition is an essential read for enthusiasts of naval art and science, as well as those interested in the historical context of steam-powered travel. Immerse yourself in the ingenuity and foresight of John Ross as he navigates the early waters of steam technology.