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Hornblower : Beat to Quarters C.S. Forester
Publisher: Back Bay Books

Hornblower in the first series (Beat to Quarters, Ship of the Line, Flying Colors) has less depth than Hornblower in the first chronologically (Mr Midshipman Hornblower) at least, IMHO. # Hornblower : Beat to Quarters Product Description June 1808, somewhere west of Nicaragua-a site suitable for spectacular sea battles. Clearly influenced and in part inspired by C.S. Captain Horatio Hornblower: Beat to Quarters, Ship of the Line. Posted by: Mark Alexander at May 7, 2005 5:15 PM. Before there was “Master and Commander,” there was Horatio Hornblower. The name might sound goofy to modern ears, but for a few generations, it has been synonymous with high seas adventure in the age of sail. Product Dimensions: 8 x 5.5 x 1 inches. Product Details: Publisher: Little, Brown and Co; 1st Edition Not Stated edition (1939). In Ship of the Line, Captain Hornblower finds himself getting his. You are right there with Horatio in all his battles and adventures. My God, man, have you yet seen the eight Horatio Hornblower films from A&E? They'll read fine in either order.