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Following Britain's final victory over... at the Battle of Waterloo, the British navy had fewer battles to fight in the nineteenth century than it had in the eighteenth century.However, because it was a symbol of patriotic pride and a key aspect of military strength, the state continued to support a navy far larger than any other.
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