'Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, Vol 2' Summary

This volume picks up where the first left off, with Lord Cochrane actively engaged in the Greek struggle for independence against Ottoman rule. He demonstrates his strategic genius and tactical prowess in the Aegean Sea, earning the admiration of the Greek people. His efforts, however, are not without controversy, and he faces challenges both within the Greek government and with his own British allies. The book delves into the intricate politics surrounding the conflict. After his involvement in Greece, Cochrane returns to England where he confronts his past and seeks justice for his wrongful accusations and imprisonment. He successfully reclaims his honor and regains his knighthood, re-entering the Royal Navy with renewed vigor. This volume concludes with an account of his final years and his legacy as a legendary sea captain. Throughout the narrative, Cochrane's own voice shines through, offering insightful commentary on his experiences and reflections on his life's journey.