The Channel: The Remarkable Men and Women Who Made It the Most Fascinating Waterway in the World

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The Channel: The Remarkable Men and Women Who Made It the Most Fascinating Waterway in the WorldA bulwark against invasion, a conduit for exchange and a challenge to be conquered, the English Channel has always been many things to many people. Today it's the busiest shipping lane in the world and hosts more than 30 million passenger crossings every year but this sliver of choppy brine, just 21 miles wide at its narrowest point, represents much more than a conductor of goods and people. Criss crossing the Channel not to mention regularly throwing

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