Adventures of Horatio Hornblower

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  • Summary

  • The plot of the show starts with Hornblower being a junior Royal Navy Captain in Napoleonic times. He was sent in Central America on a secret mission. There, he reminisces the times when he was still a seasick and hopeless midshipman. As the story goes on, Hornblower gains promotion regardless of the fact that he lacks the resources and influential connections.This is because he used his skills and daring character. After overcoming lots of obstacles set in different lands with different tongues, Hornblower achieved the highest achievement one can get in his profession-- he became Rear Admiral of the Red Squadron, and later on he was known to be the 1st Baron Hornblower.

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Episodes
  • 1953-07-17 0052 Adventures of Horatio Hornblower the Promoted to Captain of the Retribution
    Dec 24 2019
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    31 mins
  • 1953-07-10 0051 Adventures of Horatio Hornblower the Fighting the Spanish on the Renoun
    Dec 24 2019
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    21 mins
  • 1953-07-03 0050 Adventures of Horatio Hornblower the Yellow Fever
    Dec 24 2019
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    22 mins

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