Sharpe en Trafalgar (IV): Batalla de Trafalgar, 1805 (Aventuras del fusilero Richard Sharpe nº 4)

The depiction of the Trafalgar battle felt so visceral and realistic. I'm curious whether these details were based on research or personal experience, and how that shaped the storytelling.

His bravery and moral dilemmas made me root for him, but I also wondered how much of his character was shaped by historical figures or Cornwell's imagination.

The battle feels pivotal, and I wonder if Cornwell aimed to highlight its significance in history or if there was a personal reason behind choosing this event.