Second to None
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Adam Bolitho, captain of the ship Unrivalled, fells he is alone in the dawning of the new age of the Royal Navy.
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Táto námorná dobrodružná sága vás zavedie do búrlivých vôd začiatku 19. storočia, keď sa Európa zmieta v dôsledku napoleonských vojen. Sledujte osudy ambicióznych veliteľov, ktorí sa musia preplietať zradnými intrigami, nebezpečnými bitkami a morálnymi dilemami na mori aj na súši. Séria skvele vykresľuje strategické bitky, osobné obete a česť, ktorá formuje námorných hrdinov v čase veľkých zmien.
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