MARITIME HISTORY

AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WRITINGS SINCE 1964

Compiled by CELIA KING and ALSTON KENNERLEY

University of Exeter

Centre for Maritime Historical Studies

2006

© Celia King and Alston Kennerley

Cover illustration:

Port of Brixham 1837

(Celia King collection)

MARITIME HISTORY

AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WRITINGS SINCE 1964

Compiled by Celia King and Alston Kennerley

Contents

Introduction List of abbreviations Bibliography A General works 1 Bi Regional studies: the south-west peninsula 2 Bii Regional studies: other British 5 Biii Regional studies: overseas 5 C The slave trade 6 D Privateering and piracy 7 E Fisheries 8 F Passenger trades 9 G Exploration, cartography, navigation and marine science 10 H Colonisation and empire 11 J Shipbuilding and technology 11 K Vessels 13 Li Maritime labour: working conditions, education, welfare and health 13 Lii Maritime labour: seamanship and shiphandling 15 M Coastguard, smuggling, wreck and rescue 15 Ni Naval: general 15 Nii Naval: strategy and battles 17 Niii Naval: establishments 19 Niv Naval: personnel 20 P Recreation and tourism 21 Q Biography 22 R Sources 24 Author index 26 Subject index 30

INTRODUCTION

This Bibliography has been produced in connection with the Fortieth Annual University of Exeter Maritime History Conference, held at the University 9-10 September 2006, partly as a means of illustrating Exeter’s contribution to Maritime History, but more importantly as a tool for historians. It is hoped that it will form the basis for a living bibliography to be accessible through the website of the University of Exeter Centre for Maritime Historical Studies. Covering publications from 1964, this start date has been chosen as it is the year in which the University formed the Department of Economic History and appointed as its head Professor Walter Minchinton. Following the 2004 Maritime History conference, members of the Centre first gave thought to the fortieth conference and determined that such a record, probably exceptional for Maritime History events, should be celebrated. Thus the first session of the 2006 conference will be devoted to an overview of initiatives in Maritime History associated with the University and to separate historiographical assessments of publications associated with the University in Maritime History and in Naval History. The idea of a bibliography followed naturally. The selection of entries spans the past four decades and the basis for inclusion is the association of the authors with the University as members of staff, research students, honorary fellows of the Centre for Maritime Historical Studies, contributors to seminars and conferences organised by the University if subsequently published and works published by the University of Exeter Press. Conscious that much good writing in compilations and unpublished non-doctoral dissertations fails to achieve independent listing elsewhere, the compilers have given special attention to multi-author works and theses. Both have long associations with Maritime History at the University of Exeter dating back to the 1960s, Celia King as one of the first students and the second research assistant in the Department of Economic History and Alston Kennerley as a research student in that Department and later as an honorary fellow of the Centre. Celia King has undertaken most of the literature searching and the typing. The Bibliography is presented in subject classified order, supported by an author index and subject index. For a discussion of the definition of Maritime History and of the problems of selection and classification, we would refer the user to the ‘Introduction’ in David M Williams and Andrew P White, A select bibliography of British and Irish university theses

about maritime history, 1792-1990 (St John’s, Newfoundland: IMEHA, 1991). In undertaking the literature search we have been helped by past and present University of Exeter historians. But our principal resource has been the facilities to be found in the University Library, and amongst its staff we are particularly indebted to Stuart Macwilliam for his advice and help. We hope and anticipate that further qualifying works will be brought to our attention. Celia King and Alston Kennerley Exeter, July 2006

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS DCNQ Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries

EPEH 1 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. The south west and the sea (University of Exeter, 1968)

EPEH 4 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Ports and shipping in the south west (University of Exeter, 1971)

EPEH 7 Harold E Stephen Fisher and Walter E Minchinton, eds. Transport and shipowning in the west

country (University of Exeter, 1973)

EPEH 13 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. West country maritime and social history: some essays (University of Exeter, 1980)

EPEH 16 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. British shipping and seamen, 1630-1960: some studies (University of Exeter, 1984)

EPEH 17 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Studies in British privateering, trading enterprise and seamen’s

welfare, 1775-1900 (University of Exeter, 1987)

EMS 2 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Lisbon as a port town, the British seaman and other maritime themes (University of Exeter, 1988)

EMS 3 David J Starkey, ed. Devon’s coastline and coastal waters: aspects of man’s relationship with the

sea (University of Exeter, 1988)

EMS 6 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Innovation in shipping and trade (University of Exeter, 1989)

EMS 7 Michael Duffy, ed. Parameters of British naval power, 1650-1850 (University of Exeter Press, 1994)

EMS 9 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Man and the maritime environment (University of Exeter Press, 1994)

EMS 12 David J Starkey, Els van Eyck van Heslinga and J A de Moor, eds. Pirates and privateers: new

perspectives on the war on trade in the 18th and 19th centuries (University of Exeter Press, 1997)

EMS 14 Harold E Stephen Fisher, ed. Recreation and the sea (University of Exeter Press, 1997)

EMS 15 David J Starkey and Alan G Jamieson, eds. Exploiting the sea: aspects of Britain’s maritime

economy since 1870 (University of Exeter Press, 1998)

EMS 19 Michael Duffy and Roger Morriss, eds. The Glorious First of June 1794: a naval battle and its

aftermath (University of Exeter Press in co-operation with National Maritime Museum, 2001)

HASWE Roger Kain and William Ravenhill, eds. Historical atlas of south-west England (University of Exeter Press, 1999)

IJMH International Journal of Maritime History

IMEHA International Maritime Economic History Association

MM Mariner’s Mirror

MSW Maritime South West

NMHD Michael Duffy, Harold E Stephen Fisher, Basil Greenhill, David J Starkey, and Joyce A Youings, eds. The new maritime history of Devon, Volume I From early times to the late eighteenth century;

Volume II From the late eighteenth century to the present day (London: Conway Maritime Press in association with University of Exeter, 1992, 1994)

ns new series

ODNB Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford University Press, 2004)

Sources David J Starkey, ed. Sources for a new maritime history of Devon (University of Exeter, 1987)

SWS South West Soundings (Newsletter of South West Maritime History Society)

* Theses available in University of Exeter Department of History

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THE BIBLIOGRAPHY A GENERAL WORKS

A1 Armstrong, John, ‘Climax and climacteric: the British coastal trade, 1870-1930’ in EMS 15, pp. 37-58 A2 Cooper, E G, ‘Aspects of British shipping and maritime trade in the Atlantic, 1775-1783’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1975, 75 pp.

A3 Dyson, Brian, ‘The end of the line: Oswald Sanderson, Sir John Ellerman and the Wilsons of Hull’ in EMS 15, pp. 59-78

A4 Fischer, Lewis R, and Minchinton, Walter E, eds. People of the northern seas (St John’s, Newfoundland: IMEHA, 1992, 220 pp.) (Introduction pp. vii-xv) A5 Fisher, Harold E Stephen, ‘Diving engines and divers in the early eighteenth century’, MM, 81 (1995) 467-8 A6 ----, ed. British shipping and seamen, 1630-

1960: some studies (University of Exeter, 1984, 121 pp.) [EPEH 16] A7 ----, ed. Innovation in shipping and trade (University of Exeter Press, 1989, 183 pp.) [EMS 6] A8 ----, ed. Lisbon as a port town, the British

seaman and other maritime themes (University of Exeter Press, 1988, 143 pp.) [EMS 2] A9 ----, ed. Man and the maritime environment (University of Exeter Press, 1994, 243 pp.) [EMS 9] A10 ----, ed. Ports and shipping in the south-west (University of Exeter, 1970, 184 pp.) [EPEH 4] A11 ----, ed. The south-west and the sea (University of Exeter, 1968, 73 pp.) [EPEH 1] A12 ----, ed. Studies in British privateering,

trading enterprise and seamen’s welfare, 1775-

1900 (University of Exeter, 1987, 179 pp.) [EPEH 17] A13 ----, ed. West country maritime and social

history: some essays (University of Exeter, 1980, 169 pp.) [EPEH 13] A14 Fisher, Harold E Stephen, and Minchinton, Walter E, eds. Transport and shipowning in the

westcountry (University of Exeter, 1973, 83 pp.) [EPEH 7] A15 French, Christopher J, ‘Productivity in the Atlantic shipping industry: a quantitative study’, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 17 (1987) 613-38 A16 Gardiner, Robert, and Greenhill, Basil, eds. The advent of steam: the merchant steamship

before 1900 (London: Conway Maritime Press, 1993, 190 pp.) A17 ----, eds. Sail’s last century: the merchant

sailing ship, 1830-1930 (London: Conway Maritime Press, 1993, 176 pp.) A18 Greenhill, Basil, The merchant schooners (revised ed. London: Conway Maritime Press, 1988, 310 pp.) A19 ----, ‘Prologue: some thoughts on maritime history’ in Starkey, ed. Sources, pp. 1-9 A20 Harding, Richard, Jarvis, Adrian, and Kennerley, Alston, eds. British ships in China

Seas: 1700 to the present day (National Museums Liverpool, 2004, 255 pp.) A21 Jamieson, Alan G, ‘Better ports: the development of British ports since 1945’, The

Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Nord, 6 no. 1 (1996) 29-34 A22 ----, Ebb tide in the British maritime

industries: change and adaptation 1918-1990 (University of Exeter Press, 2003, 320 pp.) A23 ----, ‘Facing the rising tide: British attitudes to Asian national shipping lines 1959-1964’, IJMH, 7 no. 2 (Dec 1995) 135-48 A24 ----, ‘An inevitable decline? Britain’s shipping and shipbuilding industries since 1930’ in EMS 15, pp. 79-92 A25 Jones, Stephanie, ‘British mercantile enterprise overseas in the nineteenth century: the example of James Lyle Mackay, first Earl of Inchcape’ in EPEH 17, pp. 79-97 A26 ----, ‘The P&O in war and slump, 1914-1932: the chairmanship of Lord Inchcape’ in EMS 6, pp. 131-43

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A27 Kennerley, Alston, ‘China Seas: some maritime reminiscences’ in Harding et al. eds. British ships in China Seas [A20], pp. 155-70 A28 ----, ‘Maritime History at Polytechnic South West’, MSW, no. 5 (1991) 74-7 A29 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘British ports of call in the nineteenth century’ in Les grandes escales (Brussels: Recueils de la Société Jean Bodin, 34, 1974) pp. 21-50. Also published in MM, 62 (1976) 145-57 A30 ----, ‘Chartered companies and limited liability’ in Tony Orhnial, ed. Limited liability and

the corporation (London: Croom Helm, 1982) pp. 137-60 A31 ----, ‘Corporate ship operation from the late sixteenth to the late eighteenth century’, IJMH, 2 no. 1 (June 1990) 117-54 A32 ----, ‘Ports of call in the nineteenth century’ in Les grandes escales [see A29], pp. 9-19 A33 ----, ‘The Sound tolls: shipping routes and revenue’ in 5th International Congress of Maritime

Museums Proceedings 1984 (Hamburg: Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte, 1986) pp. 74-82 A34 ----, ‘Western Europe and the Atlantic economy in the eighteenth century’, Bijdragen en

Mededelingen Betreffende de Geschiedenis der

Nederlanden, 91 (1976) 273-89 A35 ----, ed. The growth of English overseas trade

in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (London: Methuen, 1969, 196 pp.) (Introduction, pp. 1-63) A36 Newey, R G, ‘Government intervention in the British merchant service in the nineteenth century’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1970 A37 Pollard, Sidney, ‘Shipping and the British economy since 1870: a retrospective view’ in EMS 15, pp. 93-103 A38 Quartermaine, Peter, Port architecture:

constructing the littoral (Chichester: Academy Editions, 1999, 128 pp.) A39 Rodger, Nicholas A M, 'L’enseignement de l’histoire maritime à l’étranger, 8: Grande Bretagne', Chronique d'Histoire Maritime, 54 (2004) 12-1 A40 ----, 'History as fiction in the novels of Patrick O'Brian' in Roger S O Tomlin, ed. History and

fiction: six essays celebrating the centenary of Sir

Ronald Syme (London: Grime & Selwood, 2005) pp. 86-99 A41 ----, 'Une marine moderne dans un état moderne? Le cas de la Grande Bretagne' in Christian Buchet, Jean Meyer and Jean-Pierre Pousou, eds. La puissance maritime (Paris: Presse de l’Université de Paris-Sorbonne, 2004) pp. 545-52 A42 Starkey, David J, ed. (with Richard Gorski, Sue Milward and Tony Pawlyn), Shipping

movements in the ports of the United Kingdom

1871-1913: a statistical profile (University of Exeter Press, 1999, 396 pp.) (Introduction, pp. 1-31) A43 Starkey, David J, and Jamieson, Alan G, eds. Exploiting the sea: aspects of Britain’s maritime

economy since 1870 (University of Exeter Press, 1998, 220 pp.) (Introduction pp. 1-6) [EMS 15] A44 Stephens, William B, ‘The cloth exports of the provincial ports, 1600-1640’, Economic History

Review, 2nd series, 24 (1969) 228-4 A45 ----, ‘Further observations on English cloth exports, 1600-1640’, Economic History Review, 2nd series, 26 (1971) 253-7

Bi REGIONAL STUDIES: THE SOUTH-

WEST PENINSULAR

B1 Channon, John, Gill, Crispin, Kennerley, Alston, Redfern, Tony, and Starkey, David J, ‘Towards the twenty-first century’ in NMHD, II, 258-6 B2 Childs, Wendy R, ‘Devon’s overseas trade in the late middle ages’ in NMHD, I, 79-8 B3 Clark, Edward A G, ‘Devon ports and the rhythms of the sea’ in NMHD, I, 251-2 B4 ----, ‘The ports of the Exe estuary 1701-1972’ in NMHD, II, 68-77 B5 ----, ‘Three Exeter pioneers in the Italian trade’ in NMHD, I, 242-3 B6 Craig, Robert S [Robin], ‘Shipowning in the south-west in its national context, 1800-1914’ in EPEH 7, pp. 33-48 B7 ----, ‘Steamship enterprise in Devon, 1852-1920’ in NMHD, II, 91-8

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B8 Craig, Robert S [Robin], Greenhill, Basil, Porter, Jeffrey H, and Slade, William J, ‘Some aspects of the business of Devon shipping in the nineteenth century’ in NMHD, II, 99-107 B9 Doe, Helen, An introduction to Cornish

maritime history (Redruth: Tor Mark Press, 2006) B10 ----, ‘Positions, patronage and preference: political influence in Fowey, before 1832’ in Philip Payton, ed. Cornish Studies: Twelve (University of Exeter Press, 2005) pp. 249-67 B11 Duffy, Michael, Fisher, Harold E Stephen, Greenhill, Basil, Starkey, David J, and Youings, Joyce A, eds. The new maritime history of Devon,

Volume I From early times to the late eighteenth

century; Volume II From the late eighteenth

century to the present day (London: Conway Maritime Press in association with University of Exeter, 1992, 256 pp., 1994, 272 pp.) B12 Fisher, Harold E Stephen, ‘Devon’s maritime trade and shipping, 1680-1780’ in NMHD, I, 232-41 B13 ----, ‘Maritime Devon 1660-1815’ in HASWE,

pp. 384-7 B14 ----, ‘A new maritime history of Devon’, MM, 71 (1985) 344-8 B15 ----, ‘The south-west and the Atlantic trades 1660-1770’ in EPEH 1, pp. 7-14 B16 Friel, Ian, ‘Devon shipping from the middle ages to c 1600’ in NMHD, I, 73-8 B17 Grant, Alison, Atlantic adventurer: John

Delbridge of Barnstaple, 1564-1639 (Instow: the author, 1996, 85 pp.) B18 ----, ‘Breaking the mould: north Devon maritime enterprise 1560-1640’ in Todd Gray, Margery Rowe and Audrey Erskine, eds. Tudor

and Stuart Devon: the common estate and

government (University of Exeter Press, 1992) pp. 119-40 B19 ----, ‘Devon shipping, trade and ports, 1600-1689’ in NMHD, I, 130-8 B20 ----, ‘John Delbridge, a Barnstaple merchant, 1564-1639’ in EMS 6, pp. 91-109 B21 ----, ‘The North Devon pottery industry in the later seventeenth century’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1981

B22 ----, North Devon pottery: the seventeenth

century (University of Exeter, 1983, 172 pp.) B23 Granville, Rachel, ‘A study of shipping movements in the port of Plymouth 1660-75’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2000, 107 pp. * B24 Gray, Todd, ‘The Duke of Buckingham’s survey of south Devon mariners and shipping, 1619’ in NMHD, I, 117-18 B25 ----, ‘Fisheries, exploration, shipping and mariners in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries’ in HASWE, pp. 377-83 B26 ----, ed. Early Stuart mariners and shipping:

the maritime surveys of Devon and Cornwall,

1619-1635 (Exeter: Devon and Cornwall Record Society, ns, 33, 1990, 198 pp.) B27 Greenhill, Basil, ‘Epilogue: The new maritime

history of Devon and the maritime aspects of history’ in NMHD, II, 268 B28 Greenhill, Basil, and Nix, Michael, ‘North Devon shipping, trade and ports, 1786-1939’ in NMHD, II, 48-59 B29 Haines, Michael, ‘Plymouth shipowning, 1824-55’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1994, 147 pp. * B30 Higham, Robert A, ed. Security and defence in

south-west England before 1800 (University of Exeter, 1987, 107 pp.) B31 Horsley, John E, ‘Shipping of the port of Dartmouth in the 19th century’ in EPEH 1, pp. 44-55 B32 Jarman, Ian, ‘Devon trade with the Baltic area 1784-1795’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1982, 69 pp.* B33 Kowaleski, Maryanne, ‘The port towns of fourteenth-century Devon’ in NMHD, I, 62-72

B34 Lucking, John, ‘The south west’s other packet station: Weymouth 1794-1845’ in EPEH 13, pp. 1-34 B35 McGrail, Seán, ‘From the Ice Age to early medieval times’ in NMHD, I, 35-44 B36 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Notes on the waterborne trade in paper in Devon’ in Peter Bower, ed. The Exeter Papers: proceedings of the

British Association of Paper Historians Fifth

Conference (Oxford: BAPH and Plough Press, 2001) pp. 75-8

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B37 Minchinton, Walter E, and Jarman, Ian, ‘Baltic trade with Devon 1784-1795’, MSW, no. 2 (1986) 18-32. Also published in Walter E Minchinton, ed. Britain and the Northern Seas: some essays (Pontefract: Lofthouse Publications, 1988) pp. 127-37 B38 Murch, David F, ‘Trading vessels of Salcombe Haven, 1820-1890’ in EPEH 4, pp. 101-29 B39 Murch, David F, and Murch, Muriel, ‘Two 19th-century Salcombe master mariners and shipowners’, MSW, no. 11 (1998) 145-66 B40 Niering, Francis E, ‘Andrew Pinson: Dartmouth merchant, ship owner and gentleman farmer, trading to Labrador’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1999, 99 pp. * B41 Nurse, James, The Nurse family of Bridgwater

and their ships (London: Carmania Press, 1999, 36 pp.) B42 Oppenheim, Michael, The maritime history of

Devon, edited with an introduction by Walter E Minchinton (University of Exeter, 1968, 175 pp.) B43 Patrick, Amber, ‘Tamar traffic, 1836-1900’ in EPEH 17, pp. 41-78 B44 ----, ‘Tamar traffic in the nineteenth century’ in NMHD, II, 60-7 B45 ----, ‘The trade and shipping of Morwellham in the nineteenth century’ in EPEH 13, pp. 35-52 B46 Pawlyn, Tony, ‘Shipping in the port of Penzance, 1786-1823’ in EPEH 16, pp. 34-48 B47 Pollitt, Ronald, ‘Devon and the French and Spanish Wars’ in NMHD, I, 108-14 B48 Pope, Peter, ‘Excavations at Ferryland [Newfoundland]’ in NMHD, I, 172 B49 Porter, Mark, ‘Devon’s port industry since 1914’ in NMHD, II, 235-42 B50 Redfearn, John, ‘Trevaunance Cove: the harbour and its shipping, 1632 to recent times’ in EPEH 16, pp. 1-33 B51 Robotham, D J, ‘Population change in Britain, 1600-1841; the example of Topsham, Devon’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1973 B52 Smith, Derek F, ‘The Port of Exeter 1700 to 1850’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2005, 62 pp. *

B53 Starkey, David J, ‘Devonians and the Newfoundland trade’ in NMHD, I, 163-71 B54 ----, ‘Growth and transition in Britain’s maritime economy, 1870-1914: the case of south-west England’ in EMS 15, pp. 7-36 B55 ----, ‘The ports, seaborne trade and shipping industry of south Devon, 1786-1914’ in NMHD, II, 32-47 B56 ----, ‘Sea-borne trade, fishing and marine recreation since 1800’ in HASWE, pp. 388-99

B57 ----, ‘Towards the twenty-first century’ in NMHD, II, 258-67

B58 ----, ed. Devon’s coastline and coastal waters:

aspects of man’s relationship with the sea (University of Exeter Press, 1988, 85 pp.) [EMS 3]

B59 Stengelhofen, John, ‘The National Maritime Museum in the south-west’, MSW, no. 2 (1986) 39-46

B60 Stephens, William B, ‘English wine imports, c 1603-40, with special reference to Devon ports’ in Gray et al., eds. Tudor and Stuart Devon [see B18], pp. 141-72

B61 Trethowan, David M, ‘Porthleven harbour: its commercial growth and decline, 1811-1958’ in EPEH 4, pp. 67-96 plus discussion pp. 97-9

B62 ----, ‘The rise and decline of Porthleven harbour 1810-1960’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1972

B63 Ward-Jackson, Cyril H, Ships and

shipbuilders of a westcountry seaport: Fowey

1786-1979 (Truro: Twelveheads Press, 1986, 130 pp.)

B64 ----, ‘Ships of the port of Fowey at the turn of the 18th century’ in EPEH 4, pp. 32-66

B65 Whetter, James C A, ‘The rise of the port of Falmouth 1600-1800’ in EPEH 4, pp. 1-28 plus discussion pp. 29-30

B66 Wright, D, ‘The present position and economic future of the small ports of the south west’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1965

B67 Youings, Joyce A, ‘Raleigh’s country and the sea’, Proceedings of the British Academy, 75 (1989) 267-90

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B68 ----, ‘Tudor Barnstaple: new life for an ancient borough’, Transactions of the Devonshire

Association, 121 (1989) 1-14

B69 ---- (with Peter W Cornford), ‘Seafaring and maritime trade in sixteenth-century Devon’ in NMHD, I, 98-107

Bii REGIONAL STUDIES: OTHER

BRITISH

B70 Cane, Graham R, ‘The trade between Bristol and Ireland, 1791-1793’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1976, 133 pp.

B71 Cook, John P F H, ‘Liverpool’s import trade from the Mediterranean 1820-1850’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1998, 73 pp. *

B72 French, Christopher J, ‘The trade and shipping of the port of London, 1700-1776’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1980, 413 pp.

B73 Hussey, David, Coastal and river trade in pre-

industrial England: Bristol and its region 1680-

1730 (University of Exeter Press, 2000, 300 pp.)

B74 Merrett, Colin, ‘The trades between Bristol and northern Europe, 1770-1780’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1974, 100 pp.

B75 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Bristol’s trade with the West Indies and South America, 1780-1830’, Rivista di Storia Economica, 2nd series, 4 (1987) International Issue, pp. 54-75 B76 ----, ‘The merchants of Bristol in the eighteenth century’ in Sociétés et groupes sociaux

en Aquitaine et en Angleterre (Bordeaux: Fedération Historique du Sud-Ouest, 1979) pp. 185-200 B77 ----, ‘The political activities of Bristol merchants with respect to the southern colonies before the Revolution’, Virginia Magazine of

History and Biography, 79 (1971) 167-89 B78 ----, The port of Bristol in the eighteenth

century (Bristol Branch of the Historical Association, 1962, 24 pp); reprinted in Patrick McGrath, ed. Bristol in the eighteenth century (Newton Abbot : David & Charles, 1972) pp. 127-60

B79 ----, ‘The Stamp Act crisis: Bristol and Virginia’, Virginia Magazine of History and

Biography, 73 (1965) 145-55

B80 ----, ‘Trade, transport and communications’ in John S Moore, ed. Avon local history handbook

(Chichester: Phillimore, 1979) pp. 37-45, 117-19

B81 ----, ed. Politics and the port of Bristol in the

eighteenth century (Bristol Record Society, vol. XXIII, 1963, 225 pp.) (Introduction pp. xi-xxxviii)

B82 ----, ed. The trade of Bristol in the eighteenth

century (Bristol Record Society, vol. XX, 1957, 210 pp.) (Introduction pp. ix-xxv)

B83 Minchinton, Walter E, and Bird, James, ‘The role of ports: two British contributions’ in Michel Mollat et al. eds. Le pouvoir central et les villes en

Europe de l’est et du sud-est du XVe siècle aux

débuts de la révolution industrielle & Les villes

portuaires (Sofia: Editions de l’Academie Bulgare des Sciences, 1985) pp. 246-54

B84 Penrose, David G, ‘The trade of the port of Ipswich 1660-1730’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1973 *

B85 Pickering, Joanne, ‘The Bristol-American export trade 1773-75’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1983, 120 pp.

B86 Wordsworth, Alan, ‘The import trade of Bristol 1768-70 with particular regard to the American colonial and West Indian trades’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1981, 85 pp.

Biii REGIONAL STUDIES: OVERSEAS

B87 Black, Jeremy, ‘The Russian Black Sea littoral in 1791: a memorandum on commercial opportunities’, Archives, 22 (1996) 121-9

B88 Clark, Edward A G, ‘“The spirit of private adventure”: British merchants and the establishment of new ports and trades in the Cape of Good Hope, 1795-1840’ in EMS 6, pp. 111-30

B89 Craig, Robert S [Robin], ‘British shipping and British North American shipbuilding in the early 19th century, with special reference to Prince Edward Island’ in EPEH 1, pp. 21-37, 43; see also Frederick M M Lewes, ‘A note on R S Craig’s figures’, pp. 39-42

B90 Fisher, Harold E Stephen, ‘Lisbon as a port town in the eighteenth century’ in EMS 2, pp. 9-36

B91 ----, ‘Lisbon, its English merchant community and the Mediterranean in the eighteenth century’ in Philip L Cottrell and Derek H Aldcroft, eds. Shipping, trade and commerce: essays in memory

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of Ralph Davis (Leicester University Press, 1981) pp. 23-44

B92 ----, The Portugal trade: a study of Anglo-

Portuguese commerce, 1700-70 (London: Methuen, 1971, 188 pp.)

B93 Greenhill, Basil, ‘Westcountrymen in Prince Edward’s Isle’ in EPEH 1, pp. 15-19

B94 Greenhill, Basil, and Hackman, John, The

grain races: the Baltic background (London: Conway Maritime Press, 1986, 190 pp.)

B95 Greenhill, Robert G, ‘British shipping and Latin America 1840-1930: the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1971

B96 Hamff, James E, ‘The development of the port city of Charleston, South Carolina, 1670-1760 with particular reference to its mid-18th century shipping and trade’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2002, 121 pp. *

B97 Jamieson, Alan, ‘British OSV companies in the North Sea, 1964-1997’, Maritime Policy and

Management, 25 (1998) 305-12

B98 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Britain and Madeira to 1914’ in Actas do Primeiro Colóquio Internacional

de História da Madeira 1986 (Funchal, 1989) pp. 498-521

B99 ----, ‘The British market for timber from northern Europe since the 1860s’ in The Baltic as a

trade road: timber trade in the Baltic area:

competition between steam and sails (Kotka, Finland: Provincial Museum of Kymenlaakso Publication no. 16, c 1990) pp. 83-117

B100 ----, ‘British residents and their problems in Madeira before 1815’ in Actas do II Colóquio

Internacional de História da Madeira (Funchal, 1989 [1990]) pp. 477-92

B101 ----, ‘The Canaries as ports of call’, American

Neptune, 46 (1986) 100-10. Also published in VI

Coloquio de Historia Canario-Americana (1984) (3 vols. Las Palmas, 1986) III, 273-99

B102 ----, ‘The Canaries in the British trading world of the eighteenth century’ in Francisco Morales Padron, ed. IX Coloquio de Historia

Canario-Americana (1990) (2 vols. Las Palmas, 1992-3) II, 673-95

B103 ----, ‘The economic relations between metropolitan countries and the Caribbean: some problems’, Annals of the New York Academy of

Sciences, no. 292 (July 1977) 567-80

B104 ----, ‘Richard Champion, Nicholas Pocock and the Carolina trade’, South Carolina Historical

Magazine, 65 (1964) 87-97. Also note, 70 (1969) 97-103

B105 ----, ‘The role of the British South Atlantic Islands in sea-borne commerce in the nineteenth century’ in V Coloquio de Historia Canario-

Americana (1982) Coloquio Internacial de Historia

Maritima (4 vols. Las Palmas, 1986) IV, 543-76

B106 ----, ‘Silas Deane and Lord Sheffield’s “Observations on American commerce” ’, Revista

da Universidade de Coimbra, 28 (1980) 83-98

B107 Minchinton, Walter E, and Starkey, David J, ‘British shipping, the Netherlands and the Baltic 1784-1795’ in The interactions of Amsterdam and

Antwerp with the Baltic region 1400-1800 (Leiden: Martinus Nijhoff, 1983) pp. 181-91

B108 Ward, Robin, ‘A surviving charter-party of 1323’, MM, 81 (1995) 387-401; also note 82 (1996) 483-4

B109 Willey, Christopher P A, ‘British shipping trading to southern Europe and the Mediterranean 1775-83’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1975, 103 pp.

C THE SLAVE TRADE

C1 Atkinson, Michael, ‘The English slave trade, 1689-1739’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1974, 75 pp.

C2 Dancey, Roger M, ‘Shipping in the Jamaica slave trade, 1686-1807’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1971, 81 pp.

C3 French, Christopher J, ‘The role of London in the Atlantic slave trade, 1680-1776’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1970, 70 pp.

C4 Gould, John J, ‘Liverpool and the Western African slave trade from 1720 to 1769’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1972, 81 pp.

C5 Hobbs, Philip, ‘The slave trade to the British West Indies, 1784-1808’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1971, 67 pp.

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C6 Lamb, Derek P, ‘The English Atlantic slave trade in its final phase, from the early 1770s to 1807’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1974, 112 pp.

C7 ----, ‘Re-landing and trans-shipping of slaves by British vessels in the 1790s: a note’, Business

History, 20 (1978) 100-4

C8 ----, ‘Volume and tonnage of the Liverpool slave trade 1772-1807’ in Roger Anstey and Paul E H Hair, ed. Liverpool, the African slave trade and

abolition: essays to illustrate current knowledge

and research (Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire Occasional Series volume 2, 1976) pp. 90-112

C9 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Abolicion y emancipacion: historiografia Britanica desde 1975’ in Francisco de Solano and Agustín Guimerá, ed. Esclavitud y derechos humanos: la lucha por la

libertad del negro en el siglo XIX (Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas Centro de Estudios Historicos, 1990) pp. 531-51

C10 ----, ‘Abolition and emancipation: Williams, Drescher and the continuing debate’ in Roderick A McDonald, ed. West Indies accounts: essays on the

history of the British Caribbean in honour of

Richard Sheridan (Jamaica: Press University of the West Indies, 1996) pp. 253-73

C11 ----, ‘The British slave fleet 1680-1775: the evidence of the naval office shipping lists’ in Serge Daget, ed. De la traite à l’esclavage: actes du

Colloque International sur la traite des noirs,

Nantes, 1985 (2 vols. Nantes: Centre de Recherche sur l’Histoire du Monde Atlantique, Société Française d’Histoire d’Outre-Mer, 1988) I, 395-427

C12 ----, ‘Characteristics of British vessels carrying slaves to the American colonies 1698-1775’ in Clark G Reynolds, ed. Global crossroads and the

American seas (Missoula, MO: Pictorial Histories Publishing Company, 1988) pp. 33-51. Also published in Journal of Interdisclipinary History, 20 (1989) 53-81

C13 ----, ‘A comment on “The slave trade to colonial South Carolina: a profile” ’, South

Carolina Historical Magazine, 95 (1994) 47-57

C14 ----, ‘The seaborne slave trade of North Carolina’, North Carolina Historical Review, 71 (1994) 1-61

C15 ----, ‘The slave trade of Bristol with the British mainland colonies in North America 1699-1770’ in

Anstey et al. ed. Liverpool, the African slave trade

and abolition [see C8], pp. 39-59

C16 ----, ‘The triangular trade revisited’ in Henry A Gemery and Jan S Hogendorn, eds. The

uncommon market: essays in the economic history

of the Atlantic slave trade (New York: Academic Press, 1979) pp. 331-52

C17 ----, ‘Williams and Drescher: abolition and emancipation’, Slavery & Abolition, 4 (1983) 81-105

C18 Minchinton, Walter E, and Emmer, Pieter C, ‘The Atlantic slave trade: new approaches: an introduction’, Revue Française d’Histoire

d’Outre-Mer, 62 (1975) 11-18

C19 Minchinton, Walter E, King, Celia M, and Waite, Peter, Virginia slave-trade statistics 1698-

1775 (Richmond, VA: Virginia State Library, 1984, 218 pp.)

C20 Mtubani, Victor C D, ‘Slavery and the slave trade in English poetry to 1833’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1980

C21 Rees, D Gareth, ‘The role of Bristol in the Atlantic slave trade, 1710-1769’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1970, 91 pp.

C22 Waite, Peter, ‘The English and English-colonial trade in slaves to Virginia, 1698-1769’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1973, 102 pp.

D PRIVATEERING AND PIRACY

D1 Andrews, Kenneth R, ‘Elizabethan privateering’ in Youings, ed. Raleigh in Exeter [H9], pp. 1-20

D2 Appleby, John C, ‘Devon privateering from early times to 1688’ in NMHD, I, 90-7

D3 Barton, Rosalie, ‘British privateering during the French Revolutionary Wars 1793-1800’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1980, 60 pp.

D4 Brown, John W, ‘British privateering during the Seven Years’ War, 1756-1763’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1978, 123 pp.

D5 Davies, Charles E, The blood-red Arab flag: an

investigation into Qasimi piracy, 1797-1820 (University of Exeter Press, 1997, 474 pp.)

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D6 Elliott, Colin, ‘Some transactions of a Dartmouth privateer during the French Wars at the end of the eighteenth century’ in EPEH 17, pp. 19-40

D7 Graham, Eric J, ‘Privateering: the Scottish experience, 1660-1808’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1979, 108 pp.

D8 Gray, Todd, ‘Turkish piracy and early Stuart Devon’, Transactions of the Devonshire

Association, 121 (1989) 159-71

D9 ----, ‘Turks, Moors and the Cornish fishermen: piracy in the early seventeenth century’, Journal of

the Royal Institution of Cornwall, ns, 10 (1990) 457-75

D10 Meyer, William R, ‘English privateering in the war of 1688 to 1697’, MM, 67 (1981) 259-72

D11 ----, ‘English privateering in the War of the Spanish Succession’, MM, 69 (1983) 435-46

D12 ----, ‘Mascall’s privateers’, Achaeologia

Cantiana, 95 (1980 for 1979) 213-21

D13 ----, ‘The scale of English privateering in the wars of William and Mary’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1979, 307 pp.

D14 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Piracy and privateering in the Atlantic 1713-76’ in Commission Internationale d’Histoire Maritime, Course et piraterie (2 vols. Paris: Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes, 1975) I, 299-330

D15 Minchinton, Walter E, and Starkey, David J, ‘Characteristics of privateers operating from the British Isles against America 1777-1783’ in Timothy J Runyan, ed. Ships, seafaring and

society: essays in maritime history (Detriot, MI: Wayne State University Press, 1987) pp. 251-74

D16 Starkey, David J, ‘British privateering, 1702-1783: with particular reference to London’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1985, 416 pp.

D17 ----, ‘British privateering against the Dutch in the American Revolutionary War, 1780-1783’ in EPEH 17, pp. 1-17

D18 ----, British privateering enterprise in the

eighteenth century (University of Exeter Press, 1990, 344 pp.)

D19 ----, ‘The economic and military significance of British privateering, 1702-83’, Journal of

Transport History, 3rd series, 9 (1988) 50-59

D20 ----, ‘Liverpool privateering, 1702-1783’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1979, 124 pp.

D21 ----, ‘A note on the privateering career of the “King George”, 1779’, DCNQ, 35 (1982-86) 365-8

D22 ----, 'The origins and regulation of eighteenth-century British privateering' in Tony Barrow, ed. Pressgangs and privateers (Whitley Bay: Bewick Press, 1993) pp. 40-51; reprinted in C R Pennell, ed. Bandits at sea: a pirates reader (New York University Press, 2001) pp. 69-81

D23 ----, ‘Pirates and markets’ in Lewis R Fischer, ed. The market for seamen in the age of sail (St John’s, Newfoundland: IMEHA, 1994) pp. 1-21; reprinted in Pennell, ed. Bandits at sea [see D22], pp. 107-24

D24 ----, ‘Privateering enterprise in Devon, 1689-1815’ in NMHD, I, 224-31

D25 ----, ‘A restless spirit: British privateering enterprise, 1739-1815’ in EMS 12, pp. 126-40; reprinted translated into Greek in Gelina Harlaftis, ed. Historia kai nautilia: 16os-20os aiōnas (Athens: Ekdoseis Stachy, 2001) pp. 179-94

D26 Starkey, David J, and Payne, K, ‘“Tarred with the same brush?” Pirates and privateersmen, 1560-1856’, Ten Den Zen: Jahrbuch IX (Bremen: Übersee-Museum, 2001) pp. 51-68

D27 Starkey, David J, and Raban, Peter, ‘London capitalists, Channel Island seafarers and Devon’s private ships-of-war, 1739-49’, DCNQ, 36 (1987-91) 351-4

D28 Starkey, David J, van Heslinga, Els van Eyck, and Moor, J A de, eds. Pirates and privateers: new

perspectives on war on trade in the 18th and 19th

centuries (University of Exeter Press, 1997, 268 pp.) (Introduction, pp. 1-9) [EMS 12]

E FISHERIES

E1 Barrell, Simon Lee, ‘Aspects of the Colne oyster fishery 1780-1807’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2004, 65 pp. *

E2 Barrow, Tony, ‘The crewing of Arctic whaling vessels in the eighteenth century: the evidence of the Shields muster rolls’ in EMS 2, pp. 93-110

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E3 Cooper, N, and Whitmarsh, David J, Production

and prices in the English herring industry 1900-

1944 (University of Portsmouth Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources, 1993)

E4 Gray, Todd, ‘Devon’s coastal and overseas fisheries and New England migration, 1597-1642’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1988, 370 pp.

E5 ----, ‘Devon’s fisheries and early-Stuart northern New England’ in NMHD, I, 139-44

E6 ----, ‘Fisheries to the east and to the west’ in Starkey et al. ed. England’s sea fisheries [E21], pp. 96-100

E7 ----, ‘Fishing and the commercial world of early Stuart Dartmouth’ in Gray et al. eds. Tudor and

Stuart Devon [see B18], pp. 173-99

E8 ----, ‘Inshore fisheries of the south west c 1530-1630’ in Starkey et al. ed. England’s sea fisheries [E21], pp. 82-5

E9 ----, ‘Richmond Island: an early-Stuart Devon fishing station in the Gulf of Maine’ in NMHD, I, 145-6

E10 Kennerley, Alston, ‘Frank Thomas Bullen, 1857-1915: whaling and non-fiction maritime literature’, American Neptune, 56 (1996) 353-70 [see also Q45-Q47]

E11 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘London fisheries in the eighteenth century’ in Poul Holm, Olaf Janzen and Jón Thór, eds. Northern Seas Yearbook 1995 (Esbjerg: Fiskeri- og Søfartsmuseets Studieserie no. 5, 1995) pp. 33-50

E12 Northway, Anthony M, ‘The Devon fishing industry, 1760-1860’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1969, 254 pp.

E13 ----, ‘The Devon fishing industry in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries’ in NMHD, II, 126-35

E14 ----, ‘Devon fishing vessels and their ownership, 1760-1880’ in EPEH 7, pp. 23-31

E15 Porter, Jeffrey H, ‘The Exe Bight Oyster Fishery and Pier Company 1864-1872’, DCNQ, 35 (1982-86) 357-63

E16 ----, ‘Net fishermen and the salmon laws: conflict in late-Victorian Devon’ in Barry

Stapleton, ed. Conflict and community in southern

England: essays in the social history of rural and

urban labour from medieval to modern times (Stroud: Sutton, 1992) pp. 240-50

E17 ----, ‘Teign oyster beds’, DCNQ, 35 (1982-86) 174-80

E18 Porter, Mark, ‘Devon’s fishing industry, 1880-1990’ in NMHD, II, 243-9

E19 Robinson, Robb, ‘The development of the British distant-water trawling industry, 1880-1939’ in EMS 15, pp. 148-66

E20 ----, Trawling: the rise and fall of the British

trawl fishery (University of Exeter Press, 1996, 280 pp.)

E21 Starkey, David J, Reid, Chris, and Ashcroft, Neil, eds. England’s sea fisheries: the commercial

sea fisheries of England and Wales since 1300 (London: Chatham Publishing, 2000, 288 pp.)

E22 Whitmarsh, David J, ‘Adaptation and change in the fishing industry since the 1970s’ in Starkey et al. ed. England’s sea fisheries [E21], pp. 227-34

E23 ----, Stern trawling: a case study in

technological change (University of Portsmouth Centre for Marine Resource Economics, 1978, 21 pp.)

E24 ----, Technological change and marine

fisheries development (University of Portsmouth Centre for Marine Resource Economics, 1989)

E25 ----, ‘Technological change in the UK fishing industry’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1977

E26 Whitmarsh, David J, Dunn, Matthew R, and Gulvin, C, Technical progress in fisheries: the UK

herring industry since 1919 (Economic and Social Research Council, no date)

F PASSENGER TRADES

F1 Bouquet, Michael, ‘Passengers from Torquay: emigration to North America, 1849-1859’ in EPEH 4, pp. 131-47 plus discussion p. 148

F2 Brayshay, Mark, ‘The emigration trade in nineteenth-century Devon’ in NMHD, II, 108-18

F3 Giffard, Ann, ‘Emigration – the human dimension’ in NMHD, II, 119-25

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F4 Gill, Crispin, ‘Ocean liners at Plymouth’ in NMHD, II, 226-34

F5 Grant, Alison, ‘Emigration from Devon in the seventeenth century’ in NMHD, I, 147-52

F6 Morgan, Kenneth, ‘Convict transportation from Devon to America’ in NMHD, I, 153-4

F7 Payton, Philip, ‘Cornish emigration in response to changes in the international copper market in the 1860s’ in Philip Payton, ed. Cornish Studies: Three

(University of Exeter Press, 1995) pp. 60-82

F8 -----, ‘Reforming thirties and hungry forties: the genesis of Cornwall’s emigration trade’ in Philip Payton, ed. Cornish Studies: Four (University of Exeter Press, 1996) pp. 107-27

G EXPLORATION, CARTOGRAPHY,

NAVIGATION AND MARINE

SCIENCE

G1 Anderson, John L, ‘Prince William’s descent upon Devon, 1688: the environmental constraints’ in EMS 2, pp. 37-55

G2 ----, ‘Prince William’s landing in Torbay’ in NMHD, I, 180-1

G3 Bailey, David M, ‘Some contributions of Nevil Maskelyne and his contemporaries to the solution of navigational problems, 1761-1811: including revaluation of their position finding by computer-aided methods’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1996, 95 pp. *

G4 Carr, Alan P, ‘The environmental background’ in NMHD, I, 17-24

G5 ----, ‘The implications of the tidal range’ in EMS 3, pp. 25-31

G6 Cock, Randolph, ‘Precursors of Cook: the voyages of the Dolphin, 1764-8’, MM, 85 (1999) 30-52

G7 ----, ‘The voyages of the Dolphin (1764-68) as precursors of Cook’s voyages of exploration’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1997, 54 pp. *

G8 Deacon, Margaret, ‘British governmental attitudes to marine science’ in EMS 9, pp. 11-35

G9 Friel, Ian, ‘The three-masted ship and Atlantic voyages’ in Youings, ed. Raleigh in Exeter [H9], pp. 21-37

G10 Hicks, Robert D, ‘The ideology of maritime museums, with particular reference to the interpretation of early modern navigation’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 2000, 320 pp.

G11 Kennerley, Alston, and Seymour, Percy, ‘Aids to the teaching of nautical astronomy and its history from 1600’, Paedogogica Historica, 36 (2000) 151-75

G12 Latham, Agnes M C, and Youings, Joyce A, eds. The letters of Sir Walter Ralegh (University of Exeter Press, 1999, 466 pp.)

G13 Lee, Martin, ‘A square rig voyage around the west country in 1948’, SWS, no. 44 (Feb 1999) 28-35

G14 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘The British and the discovery of America’, MSW, no. 8 (1995) 129-43

G15 Quinn, David Beers, ‘The lost colonies’ in Youings, ed. Raleigh in Exeter [H9], pp. 59-71

G16 Ravenhill, William L D, ‘The Lizard as a landfall’, Journal of Navigation, 35 (1982) 75-89

G17 ----, ‘The marine cartography of Devon in the context of south-west England’ in EMS 3, pp. 5-23

G18 ----, ‘The marine cartography of south-west England from Elizabethan to modern times’ in NMHD, I, 155-62

G19 Scheiber, Harry N, ‘Modern US Pacific oceanography and the legacy of British and Northern European science’ in EMS 9, pp. 36-75

G20 Southward, Alan J, and Boalch, Gerald T, ‘The effect of changing climate on marine life: past events and future predictions’ in EMS 9, pp. 101-43

G21 ----, ‘The marine resources of Devon’s coastal waters’ in NMHD, I, 51-61

G22 Southward, Alan J, Boalch, Gerald T, and Maddock, Linda, ‘Climatic change and the herring and pilchard fisheries of Devon and Cornwall’ in EMS 3, pp. 33-57

G23 Stimson, Alan, ‘History of navigation’ in NMHD, I, 25-31

G24 Turk, Stella M, ‘Cornish and Scillonian marine studies, past and present’ in EMS 9, pp. 76-100

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G25 Youings, Joyce A, ‘Three Devon-born Tudor navigators’ in NMHD, I, 32-4

H COLONISATION AND EMPIRE

H1 Bickerstaff, Christine L, ‘Attitudes towards colonization in Stuart England’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1986, 69 pp.

H2 Black, Jeremy, The British seaborne empire (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004, 432 pp.)

H3 Duffy, Michael, ‘Contested empires, 1756-1815’ in Paul Langford, ed. The eighteenth century

1688-1930 (Cambridge University Press, 2002) pp. 213-44

H4 ----, ‘World-wide war and British expansion, 1793-1815’ in Peter J Marshall, ed. The Oxford

History of the British Empire, vol. II The eighteenth

century (Oxford University Press, 1998) pp. 184-207

H5 Rodger, Nicholas A M, ‘Guns and sails in the first phase of English colonization, 1500-1650’ in Nicholas Canny, ed. The Oxford History of the

British Empire, vol. I The origins of empire (Oxford University Press, 1998) pp. 79-98

H6 ----, ‘Seapower and empire: cause and effect?’ in Bob Moore and Henk van Nierop, eds. Colonial

empires compared: Britain and the Netherlands

1750-1850 (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2003) pp. 97-111

H7 ----, ‘Sea-power and empire, 1688-1793’ in Marshall, ed. Oxford History of the British Empire II [see H4], pp. 169-83

H8 Youings, Joyce A, ‘Did Raleigh’s England need colonies?’ in Youings, ed. Raleigh in Exeter [H9], pp. 39-57

H9 ----, ed. Raleigh in Exeter 1985: privateering

and colonisation in the reign of Elizabeth I: papers

delivered at a conference at Exeter University on

3-4 May 1985 to mark the four hundredth

anniversary of the first attempt to settle English

people in America (University of Exeter, 1985, 128 pp.)

J SHIPBUILDING AND TECHNOLOGY

J1 Al-Timimi, Walid A, ‘A study of technological changes in sea transportation’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1974

J2 Baker, Michael W [Mike], ‘The English timber cartel in the Napoleonic Wars’, MM, 88 (2002) 79-81

J3 ----, ‘Gabriel Snodgrass – shipbuilder’, MSW, no. 14 (2001) 111-15

J4 ----, ‘Lord Nelson and John Bowsher’, SWS, no. 46 (Oct 1999) 21-5

J5 ----, ‘Lord Nelson and the English timber cartel’, MSW, no. 16 (2003) 95-105

J6 ----, ‘Ship building on the Tamar’, SWS, no. 48 (June 2000) 46-8

J7 ----, ‘A study of the English timber trade in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries’, MPhil thesis, University of Exeter, 2006, 164 pp.

J8 ----, ‘Timber trading, shipbuilding & the estate areas of East Cornwall’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 1996 *

J9 ----, ‘The transportation of timber in timber-built ships and “hearts of oak” … the great prejudice’, MSW, no. 19 (2006) 133-66

J10 Berry, Robert W, ‘Technical change and the development of the pre-Dreadnought battleship 1880-1900’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2002, 100 pp. *

J11 Cock, Randolph, ‘“The finest invention in the world”: the Royal Navy’s early trials of copper sheathing, 1708-1770’, MM, 87 (2001) 446-59

J12 Doe, Helen, ‘Blockmakers, sailmakers, ropemakers, blacksmiths, and brokers in the port of Fowey: 1780-1900’, MSW, no. 16 (2003) 148-62

J13 ----, ‘The business of shipbuilding: Dunn and Henna of Mevagissey, 1799-1806’, IJMH, 18, no. 2 (Dec 2006) forthcoming

J14 ----, ‘Challenging images: Mrs Mary Ross of Rochester, nineteenth century businesswoman and warship builder’, Journal for Maritime Research, 2006 forthcoming (online journal)

J15 ----, Jane Slade of Polruan: the inspiration for

Daphne du Maurier’s first novel (Truro: Truran, 2002, 127 pp.)

J16 ----, ‘Politics, property and family resources: the business strategies of small shipbuilders’,

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Journal of Family and Community History, 4 (2001) 59-72

J17 ----, ‘Shipbuilders and the community: Polruan, Cornwall, 1841-1871’, MSW, no. 11 (1998) 83-96

J18 ----, ‘Small shipbuilding businesses during the Napoleonic Wars: James Dunn of Mevagissy 1799 to 1816’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2003, 95 pp. * J19 ----, ‘The smuggler’s shipbuilder’, MM, 92 (2006) forthcoming J20 Ferguson, Peter, ‘The Goss family – north Devon shipwrights’, MSW, no. 17 (2004) 121-50 J21 French, Christopher J, ‘Eighteenth century shipping tonnage measurements’, Journal of

Economic History, 33 (1973) 434-43 J22 Greenhill, Basil, The evolution of the wooden

ship (London: Batsford, 1988, 224 pp.) J23 ----, ‘An introduction: the development of screw-propulsion for steam vessels’ in EMS 6, pp. 37-41 J24 ----, ‘The iron and steel sailing ship’ in Gardiner et al. eds. Sail’s last century [A17], pp. 74-97 J25 ----, ‘The merchant sailing vessel in the twentieth century’ in Gardiner et al. eds. Sail’s last

century [A17], pp. 98-117 J26 ----, ‘Steam before the screw’ in Gardiner et al. eds. Sail’s last century [A17], pp. 11-27 J27 Greenhill, Basil, and Allington, Peter, ‘Sail assist and the steamship’ in Gardiner et al. eds. The

advent of steam [A16], pp. 146-55 J28 Greenhill, Basil, and Morrison, John S, The

archaeology of boats & ships: an introduction (London: Conway Maritime Press, 1995, 288 pp.) J29 Greenwood, Jeremy J, ‘The New Forest and the Navy: timber supplies to Portsmouth Dockyard, 1660-1790’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2004, 114 pp. * J30 Hamilton-Smith, Keith, and Corlett, Ewan, ‘Some possible technical features of a Salamis Trieres’ in EMS 6, pp. 9-36 J31 Hilditch, Peter, ‘The decline of British shipbuilding since the Second World War’ in EMS 2, pp. 129-42

J32 Johnman, Lewis, and Murphy, Hugh, British

shipbuilding and the state since 1918: a political

economy of decline (University of Exeter Press, 2002, 319 pp.) J33 Jones, Stephanie, ‘Merchant shipbuilding in the north east and south west of England, 1870-1913’ in EPEH 16, pp. 68-85 J34 Lambert, Andrew D, ‘The impact of naval technology on warship construction and repair at Devonport, 1815-1986’ in NMHD, II, 177-87 J35 ----, ‘The Royal Navy and the introduction of the screw propeller, 1837-1847’ in EMS 6, pp. 61-88 J36 ----, ‘The Ship Propeller Company and the promotion of screw propulsion, 1836-1852’ in Gardiner et al. eds. The advent of steam [A16], pp. 136-45 J37 Quartermaine, Peter, Building on the sea: form

and meaning in modern ship architecture (London: Academy Editions, 1996, 128 pp.) J38 Rees, D Gareth, ‘Copper sheathing: an example of technological diffusion in the English merchant fleet’, Journal of Transport History, ns, 1 (1971) 85-94 J39 Rodger, Nicholas A M, ‘Cnut’s Geld and the size of Danish ships’, English Historical Review, 110 (1995) 392-403 J40 Rogers, Anthony R W, ‘The design and development of a planing multihull sailboat’, MPhil thesis, University of Exeter, 1989, 94 pp. J41 Starkey, David J, ‘Devon’s shipbuilding industry, 1786-1970’ in NMHD, II, 78-90 J42 ----, ‘The industrial background to the development of the steamship’ in Gardiner et al. eds. The advent of steam [A16], pp. 127-35 J43 ----, ‘Schooner development in Britain’ in Gardiner et al. eds. Sail’s last century [A17], pp. 133-47 J44 ----, ‘Shipbuilding in the south west during the Napoleonic War’, MSW, no. 6 (1993) 5-15 J45 ----, ‘The shipbuilding industry of southwest England, 1790-1913’ in Simon Ville, ed. Shipbuilding in the United Kingdom in the

nineteenth century: a regional approach (St John’s, Newfoundland: IMEHA, 1993) pp. 75-110

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J46 Taylor, Leslie J, ‘William Froude and the model-testing tank at Torquay’ in NMHD, II, 188-90 J47 Ward, Charles J, ‘Strategy and ship design: the Royal Navy 1689 to 1789’, MA thesis, University of Exeter, 2005, 101 pp. * K VESSELS K1 Alford, Nikki, ‘Bessie Ellen’, SWS, no. 53 (Feb 2002) 18-22 K2 Bartlett, John, ‘Bude sailing vessels’, MSW, no. 12 (1999) 131-66

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K4 Corin, John, Provident and the story of the

Brixham smacks (Reading: Tops’l Books, 1980, 65 pp.) K5 Darch, Malcolm, Modelling maritime history: a

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K14 ----, ‘Yesterday, today and tomorrow’ [the last of the square-riggers], MSW, no. 11 (1998) 97-128 K15 Kennett, David H, ‘The Magic: a west country schooner in the Mediterranean, 1833-9’ in EPEH 13, pp. 101-26 K16 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Ship models of Devon-built men-of-war’, DCNQ, 31 (1968-70) 141-8 K17 Pearse, Richard, ‘The Batten Castle: the account book of a small home-trade sailing vessel, 1852-66’ in EPEH 13, pp. 127-36 K18 Pulvertaft, David, ‘British warship figureheads in the south west’, MSW, no. 10 (1997) 65-97 K19 ----, ‘The strange story of the figurehead of HMS Serpent’, MSW, no. 18 (2005) 61-9 K20 Stuckey, Peter J, ‘Bristol Channel pilot cutters – the survivors’, MSW, no. 6 (1993) 17-34 K21 ----, ‘The Severn and its trows’, MSW, no. 7 (1994) 133-9 K22 ----, ‘“Trows on the Back”’, MSW, no. 3 (1987) 11-14 Li MARITIME LABOUR: WORKING

CONDITIONS, EDUCATION,

WELFARE AND HEALTH L1 Dixon, Conrad, ‘The rise and fall of the crimp, 1840-1914’ in EPEH 16, pp. 49-67 L2 Fischer, Lewis R, ‘Seamen in a space economy: international regional patterns of maritime wages on sailing vessels, 1863-1900’ in EMS 2, pp. 57-92 L3 Kennerley, Alston, ‘Besatzungmitglieder von Pamir und Passat auf See und Land seit 1952’, PPV Logbuch, December 2003, pp.12-15 L4 ----, ‘British charitable outreach for merchant seafarers in Malta’ in Toni Cortis and Timothy Gambin, eds. De Triremibus: a festschrift in

honour of Joseph Muscat (Malta: Publishers Enterprises Group, 2005) pp. 635-58 L5 ----, ‘British government intervention in seamen’s welfare, 1938-1948’, IJMH, 7 no. 2 (Dec 1995) 75-113 L6 ----, ‘British seamen’s missions and sailor’s homes, 1815-1970: voluntary welfare provision for serving seafarers’, PhD thesis, Polytechnic South

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West (Plymouth)/Council for National Academic Awards, 1989, 379 pp. L7 -----, ‘British seamen’s missions in the nineteenth century’ in Lewis R Fischer, et al. eds. The North Sea: twelve essays on social history of

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Studies, 10 (2000) 47-75 P8 ----, ‘The rise of aquatic recreation and sport: yachting and rowing in England and south Devon, 1640-1914’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1996, 2 vols. 442 pp. P9 ----, ‘The rise of yachting in England and south Devon revisited, 1640-1827’ in EMS 14, pp. 101-49 P10 ----, ‘Yachting in Britain, 1890-1960’ in EMS 15, pp. 167-92 P11 Cusack, Janet, and Cusack, Bridget, Plymouth

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before the 1939-45 war (Brixham: the authors, 2000, 32 pp.) P12 Fisher, Harold E Stephen, ed. Recreation and

the sea (University of Exeter Press, 1997, 190 pp.) [EMS 14] P13 May, Bruce, ‘The rise of Ilfracombe as a seaside resort in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries’ in EPEH 13, pp. 137-59 P14 Morgan, Nigel J, ‘Devon seaside tourism since 1900’ in NMHD, II, 250-7 P15 ----, ‘Perceptions, patterns and policies of tourism: the development of the Devon seaside resorts during the twentieth century with special reference to Torquay and Ilfracombe’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1991, 2 vols. P16 ----, ‘Seaside resort strategies: the case of inter-war Torquay’ in EMS 14, pp. 84-100 P17 ----, ‘Welsh seaside resort regeneration strategies: changing times, changing needs at the end of the twentieth century’ in EMS 15, pp. 193-216 P18 Morgan, Nigel J, and Pritchard, Annette, Power and politics at the seaside: the development

of Devon’s resorts in the twentieth century (University of Exeter Press, 1999, 252 pp.)

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P19 Orme, Nicholas, Early British swimming, 55

BC – AD 1719: with the first swimming treatise in

English 1595 (University of Exeter Press, 1983, 215 pp.) P20 Redwood, Nicola J, ‘Understanding policy and practice in sustainable tourism: a case study of Dawlish Warren’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1998, 2 vols. P21 Ryan, Roger, ‘The emergence of middle-class yachting in the north-west of England from the later nineteenth century’ in EMS 14, pp. 150-81 P22 Shaw, Gareth, Greenwood, Justin, and Williams, Allan, ‘The growth of tourism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries’ in HASWE, pp. 453-61 P23 Shaw, Gareth, and Williams, Allan, eds. The

rise and fall of British coastal resorts (London: Mansell, 1997, 162 pp.) P24 Thornton, Paul R, ‘Coastal tourism in Cornwall since 1900’ in EMS 14, pp. 57-83 P25 ----, ‘Tourist behaviour on holiday: a time-space approach’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1995, 2 vols. P26 Travis, John F, ‘Continuity and change in English sea-bathing 1730-1900: a case of swimming with the tide’ in EMS 14, pp. 8-35 P27 ----, ‘Devon seaside tourism and the coastal environment, 1750-1900’ in EMS 9, pp. 160-79 P28 ----, An illustrated history of Lynton and

Lynmouth 1770-1914 (Derby: Breedon Books, 1995, 190 pp.) P29 ----, ‘The rise of holidaymaking on the Devon coast, 1750-1900, with particular reference to health and entertainment’, PhD thesis, University of Exeter, 1988, 2 vols. 678 pp. P30 ----, The rise of the Devon seaside resorts

1750-1900 (University of Exeter Press, 1993, 256 pp.) P31 ----, ‘The rise of the Devon seaside resorts, 1750-1900’ in NMHD, II, 136-44 P32 Walton, John K, ‘The seaside resorts of western Europe 1750-1939’ in EMS 14, pp. 36-56

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21, 599-600 Q8 ----, ‘Gore, John (1729/30?-1790)’ in ODNB,

22, 981-2 Q9 ----, ‘Harrison, John (fl.1762-1781)’ in ODNB,

25, 512 Q10 ----, ‘Montagu [Mountagu], John (1718/19-1795)’ in ODNB, 38, 748-9 Q11 ----, ‘North, Nathaniel (d. in or after 1709)’ in ODNB, 41, 110-11 Q12 ----, ‘Oldfield, Thomas (1756-1799)’ in ODNB, 41, 684-5 Q13 ----, ‘Onslow, Sir Richard, first baronet (1741-1817)’ in ODNB, 41, 883-4 Q14 ----, ‘Payne, John Willett (1752-1803)’ in ODNB, 43, 204-5 Q15 ----, ‘Pickersgill, Richard (1748/9-1779?)’ in ODNB, 44, 221-2 Q16 ----, ‘Schank [Schanck], John (1740-1823)’ in ODNB, 49, 198-9 Q17 ----, ‘Spavens, William (1735/6-1799)’ in ODNB, 51, 757 Q18 ----, ‘Tew, Thomas (d. 1695)’ in ODNB, 54, 181

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Q19 ----, ‘Waghorn, Martin (d. 1787)’ in ODNB,

56, 691-2 Q20 ----, ‘Walsh, Antoine Vincent, Jacobite first Earl Walsh (bap. 1703, d. 1763)’ in ODNB, 57, 102 Q21 Duffy, Michael, ‘Samuel Hood, first Viscount Hood, 1724-1816’ in Richard Harding and Peter le Fevre, eds. Precursors of Nelson: British admirals

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Nelson (London: Chatham Publishing, 2005) pp. 323-45

Q23 Greenhill, Basil, ‘Cayzer, (Michael) Anthony Rathborne (1920-1990)’ in ODNB, 10, 707-8 Q24 ----, ‘Slade, William James (1892-1982)’ in ODNB, 50, 901-2 Q25 Greenhill, Robert G, ‘Balfour, Alexander (1824-1886)’ in ODNB, 3, 491-2 Q26 ----, ‘Booth, Alfred (1834-1914)’ in ODNB, 6, 598-9 Q27 ----, ‘Johnston, Edward (1804-1876)’ in ODNB, 30, 352-3 Q28 ----, ‘Murrant, Sir Ernest Henry (1889-1974)’ in ODNB, 39, 845 Q29 ----, ‘Williamson, Archibald, first Baron Forres (1860-1931)’ in ODNB, 59, 341-2 Q30 Hall, Christopher D, ‘Pellew, Edward, first Viscount Exmouth (1757-1833)’ in ODNB, 43, 488-92 Q31 ----, ‘Pellew, Sir Isaac Israel (1758-1822)’ in ODNB, 43, 493-4 Q32 ----, ‘Penrose, Sir Charles Vinicombe (1759-1830)’ in ODNB, 43, 602-3 Q33 Jamieson, Alan G, ‘Anderson, Arthur (1792-1868)’ in ODNB, 2, 22-3 Q34 ----, ‘Barrington, Samuel (1729-1800)’ in ODNB, 4, 77-9 Q35 ----, ‘Bates, Sir Percy Elly, fourth baronet (1879-1946)’ in ODNB, 4, 324-5 Q36 ----, ‘Batey, John Thomas (1862-1951)’ in ODNB, 4, 338-9

Q37 ----, ‘Byron, John (1723-1786)’ in ODNB, 9, 367-9 Q38 ----, ‘Doxford, Sir William Theodore (1841-1916)’ in ODNB, 16, 824-5 Q39 ----, ‘Hills, Arnold Frank (1857-1927)’ in ODNB, 27, 230-1 Q40 ----, ‘Inman, William (1825-1881)’ in ODNB,

29, 298-9 Q41 ----, ‘Parker, Sir Peter, first baronet (1721-1811)’ in ODNB, 42, 729-30 Q42 ----, ‘Sneddon, Sir Richard (1900-1970)’ in ODNB, 51, 481-2 Q43 ----, ‘Tyrer, Henry (1858-1936)’ in ODNB, 55, 798-9 Q44 Jones, Mary (neé Cross), ‘“Handsome Willie May”: a reappraisal’, MM, 89 (2003) 310-24 Q45 Kennerley, Alston, ‘Bullen, Frank Thomas, 1857-1915’, Dictionary of National Biography:

missing persons (Oxford University Press, 1993) pp. 100-1 Q46 ----, ‘Bullen, Frank Thomas (1857-1915)’ in ODNB, 8, 611-12 Q47 ----, ‘Frank Thomas Bullen: Christian maritime author’, Maritime Mission Studies, no. 2 (Autumn 1995) 49-54 Q48 ----, ‘Weston, Dame Agnes Elizabeth (1840-1918)’ in ODNB, 58, 281-8 Q49 Meyer, William R, ‘Rackham, John (d. 1720)’, Dictionary of National Biography [see Q45], p. 542 Q50 Minchinton, Walter E, ‘Michael Oppenheim, 1853-1927: a memoir’, MM, 54 (1968) 85-93, 300 Q51 Morriss, Roger A, Cockburn and the British

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Q55 ----, ‘Smith, Sir (William) Sidney (1794-1840)’ in ODNB, 51, 304-8 Q56 ----, ‘Stirling, Charles (1760-1833)’ in ODNB,

52, 801-2 Q57 Rae, Malcolm A, ‘Sir Edward Pellew, First Viscount Exmouth, 1757-1833’ in Le Fevre et al. eds. British admirals [see Q22], pp. 271-93 Q58 Rodger, Nicholas A M, ‘Anson, George, Baron Anson (1697-1762)’ in ODNB, 2, 260-6 Q59 ----, ‘Ballard, George Alexander (1862-1948)’ in ODNB, 3, 591 Q60 ----, ‘Boys, William (1700-1774)’ in ODNB, 7, 126 Q61 ----, ‘George, Lord Anson, 1697-1762’ in Harding et al. eds. Precursors of Nelson [see Q21], pp. 177-99 Q62 ----, The insatiable earl: a life of John

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AUTHOR INDEX

Agarwal, Sheela-Jane, P1

Al-Timimi, Walid A, J1

Alford, Nikki, K1

Allington, Peter, J27, L33-L36

Anderson, John L, G1-G2

Andrews, Kenneth R, D1

Appleby, John C, D2, R1

Armstrong, John, A1

Ashcroft, Neil, E21

Atkinson, Michael, C1

Bailey, David M, G3, L37

Baker, Michael W [Mike], J2-J9, Q1

Barrell, Simon L, E1

Barrow, Tony, E2

Bartlett, John, K2-K3

Barton, Rosalie, D3

Bass, Timothy P, P2

Berry, Robert W, J10

Bickerstaff, Christine L, H1

Bird, James, B83

Black, Jeremy, B87, H2, N45-N46

Blacksell, Mark, N47

Boalch, Gerald T, G20-G22

Bouquet, Michael, F1

Brayshay, Mark, F2

Brown, Anthony G, N120

Brown, John W, D4

Burt, Roger, M1

Butterfield, Charles A, Q2

Cane, Graham R, B70

Carr, Alan P, G4-G5

Channon, John, B1, P3-P4

Childs, Wendy R, B2, R2

Clark, Edward A G, B3-B5, B88

Coad, Jonathan, N105-N106

Cock, Randolph, G6-G7, J11, Q3-Q20

Cole, Gareth, N48

Cook, John P F H, B71

Cooper, E G, A2

Cooper, N, E3

Corin, John, K4

Corlett, Ewan, J30

Cornford, Peter W, B69

Craig, Robert S, B6-B8, B89, R3

Cross, Mary (see also, Jones, Mary), N1-N2

Cusack, Bridget, P11

Cusack, Janet, P5-P11

Dancey, Roger M, C2

Darch, Malcolm, K5

Davies, Charles E, D5

Davies, J David, N3-N4, N49

Deacon, Margaret, G8

Dixon, Conrad, L1

Dobb, Richard A, N50

Doe, David T, N51

Doe, Helen, B9-B10, J12-J19

Duffy, Michael, B11, H3-H4, N5-N8, N52- N62, N107-N109, Q21-Q22

Dunn, Matthew R, E26

Dyson, Brian, A3

Eglinton, Edmund, K6, L38

Elliott, Colin, D6

Emmer, Pieter C, C18

Erskine, Reginald A, N110

Farr, Grahame, R4

Farrell, Theo, N59-N61

Fassnidge, Thomas M, N63

Ferguson, Peter G, J20, K7

Fischer, Lewis R, A4, L2

Fisher, Harold E Stephen, A5-A14, B11-B15, B90-B92, P12

French, Christopher J, A15, B72, C3, J21

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Friel, Ian, B16, G9

Gadd, Ronald P, N121

Galloway, T J, N122

Gardiner, Robert, A16-A17

Giffard, Ann, F3, N11, N65

Gill, Crispin, B1, F4

Gilman, John, R5

Gordon, Andrew, N9, N64

Gorski, Richard, A42

Gorst, Anthony, N10

Gosling, Jonathan, N76

Gould, John J, C4

Graham, Eric J, D7

Grant, Alison, B17-B22, F5, R6

Granville, Rachel, B23

Gray, Todd, B24-B26, D8-D9, E4-E9

Greenhill, Basil, A16-A19, B8, B11, B27-B28, B93-B94, J22-J28, K6, K8-K12, L35-L36, L39, N11, N65, Q23-Q24

Greenhill, Robert G, B95, Q25-Q29

Greenwood, Jeremy J, J29

Greenwood, Justin, P22

Griffiths, Tom A Q, M5

Gulvin, C, E26

Hackman, John, B94, K11

Hailey, John R, N111

Haines, Michael, B29

Hall, Christopher D, N66-N70, Q30-Q32

Hamblin, Katy J, L40

Hamff, James E, B96

Hamilton-Smith, Keith, J30

Harding, Richard, A20

Harland, Kathleen M, N112-N113, N123

Heslinga, Els van Eyck van, D28

Hicks, Robert D, G10

Higham, Robert A, B30

Hilditch, Peter J, J31, N71, N114

Hobbs, Philip, C5

Horsley, John E, B31

Howcroft, Ivor, N72-N75

Hurst, Alec A, K13-K14

Hussey, David, B73

Jamieson, Alan G, A21-A24, A43, B97, M2, N124-N125, Q33-Q43

Jarman, Ian, B32, B37

Jarvis, Adrian, A20

Jarvis, Rupert C, R7

Johnman, Lewis, J32, N10

Jones, Mary (neé Cross), N12, N126, Q44

Jones, Stephanie, A25-A26, J33, N76

Keighley, Nicholas J A, N77

Kennerley, Alston, A20, A27-A28, B1, E10, G11, L3-L27, L36, L41, Q45-Q48, R8

Kennett, David H, K15

King, Celia M, C19, R11

Kinross, John, N78, N115-N117

Konishi, Mihoko, M3

Kowaleski, Maryanne, B33

Lamb, Derek P, C6-C8

Lambert, Andrew D, J34-J36, N79

Latham, Agnes M C, G12

Lee, Martin, G13

Lewes, Frederick M M, B89

Lucking, John, B34

Maddock, Linda, G22

Manning, Sam, K12

Marsh, A J, N118

Martin, Paula, N127

Maxted, Ian, R9

May, Bruce, P13

Maynard, David G, N80

McGrail, Seán, B35

McMurray, H Campbell, L28

Merrett, Colin, B74

Meyer, William R, D10-D13, Q49

Middleton, C Richard, N81-N83

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Milward, Sue, A42

Minchinton, Walter E, A4, A14, A29-A35, B36-B37, B42, B75-B83, B98-B107, C9-C19, D14-D15, E11, G14, K16, M4, Q50, R10-R12

Montin, Kim, L29

Moor, J A de, D28

Morgan, Kenneth, F6

Morgan, Nigel J, P14-P18

Morrison, John S, J28

Morriss, Roger, N13-N14, N62, N84-N85, N119, Q51-Q56

Mtubani, Victor C D, C20

Murch, David F, B38-B39, M5

Murch, Muriel, B39

Murphy, Hugh, J32

Newey, R G, A36

Niering, Francis E, B40

Nix, Michael, B28

North, Michael, R12

Northcott, Philip, N15

Northway, Anthony M, E12-E14

Northway, Georgina, R11

Nurse, James, B41

Oakley, Derek, N131

Oppenheim, Michael, B42

Orme, Nicholas, P19

Parkinson, Roger A H, N16

Parsons, Sarah M, N128

Patrick, Amber, B43-B45

Pawlyn, Tony, A42, B46

Payne, K, D26

Payton, Philip, F7-F8, N129-N131

Pearsall, Alan, R13

Pearse, Richard, K17

Penrose, David G, B84

Pickering, Joanne, B85

Pike, John, M6

Pollard, Sidney, A37

Pollitt, Ronald, B47

Pollock, John B, N17

Pope, David J, R11

Pope, Peter, B48

Porter, Jeffrey H, B8, E15-E17

Porter, Mark, B49, E18

Prince, Andrew C V, N18

Pritchard, Annette, P18

Pulvertaft, David, K18-K19

Quartermaine, Peter, A38, J37

Quinn, David Beers, G15

Raban, Peter, D27

Rae, Malcolm A, N86, Q57

Ravenhill, William L D, G16-G18

Redfearn, John, B50

Redfern, Tony, B1

Redwood, Nicola J, P20

Rees, D Gareth, C21, J38

Reid, Chris, E21

Robertson, Stuart J, N87

Robinson, Robb, E19-E20

Robotham, D J, B51

Rodger, Nicholas A M, A39-A41, H5-H7, J39, L42, N19-N34, N88-N92, N132-N138, Q58- Q67

Rogers, Anthony R W, J40

Romans, Elinor F, N93

Rowe, Margery, R14

Ryan, Roger, P21

Saxby, Richard C, N85

Scheiber, Harry N, G19

Seymour, Percy, G11

Shaw, Gareth, P22-P23

Shopland, James H, N94

Singlehurst, Peter, N95

Skinner, Ian W, N35, N96-N97

Slade, William J, B8

Sloan, Geoffrey, N59-N61

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Smith, Derek F, B52

Southward, Alan J, G20-G22

Stacey, Gregory T, N98

Stammers, Michael, L43

Starkey, David J, A42-A43, B1, B11, B53- B58, B107, D15-D28, E21, J41-J45, L30, N36, N139, R1, R15

Stengelhofen, John, B59

Stephens, William B, A44-A45, B60, L31

Stimson, Alan, G23

Stuckey, Peter J, K20-K22

Syrett, David, N37

Taylor, Leslie J, J46

Thomas, Stanley R, N99

Thornton, Paul R, P24-P25

Thrush, Andrew, Q68

Todd, Margaret H W, N38

Tracy, Nicholas, N100

Travis, John F, M7, P26-P31

Trethowan, David M, B61-B62

Troman, Wanda M J, N39

Turk, Stella M, G24

Waite, Peter, C19, C22

Wallace, Janice I, N140

Walton, John K, P32

Walton, Oliver C, N40, N141-N143

Ward, Charles J, J47

Ward, Peter A, N101

Ward, Robin, B108

Ward-Jackson, Cyril H, B63-B64

Wareham, Thomas N R, N144-N147, Q69- Q73

Webb, Adrian J, N102

Weir, Philip A, N41

Wheeler, Alasdair R, N103

Whetter, James C A, B65

Whitmarsh, David J, E3, E22-E26

Willey, Christopher P A, B109

Williams, Allan, P22-P23

Williams, David M, L32, Q74, R16

Williams, Michael, M8

Willis, Sam B A, N42-N44, N148

Wordsworth, Alan, B86

Wright, D, B66

Youings, Joyce A, B11, B67-B69, G12, G25, H8-H9, N10

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SUBJECT INDEX

Addington, Henry, 1st Viscount Sidmouth (1757-

1844), N66

Admiralty, N82

High Court, R1

Anderson, Arthur (1792-1868), Q33

Anson, George, Baron Anson (1697-1762), N82, Q58, Q61

apprenticeship, L17, L37

Arab piracy, D5, D8-D9

Arctic, E2

Arctic convoys, N79

Armada, B47, N104, N127

Asia, A23

astronomy, G11

Atlantic, A2, A15, A34, B15, B17, D14, G9, N86, N99

Australia, N1-N2, N12, N63

aviation, N18, N41

Bagg, Sir James (1592-1638), Q68

Baillie, Thomas (c 1725-1802), Q3

Balfour, Alexander (1824-1886), Q25

Ballard, George Alexander (1862-1948), Q59

Baltic, A4, B32, B37, B94, B99, B107, R12

Barnstaple, B17, B20, B68

Barrington, Samuel (1729-1800), Q34

Bates, Sir Percy Elly (1879-1946), Q35

Batey, John Thomas (1862-1951), Q36

battles, N52-N53, N62, N64, N84, N91

Bentinck, John Albert (1737-75), Q4

Black Sea, B87, L22

blacksmiths, J12

blockmakers, J12

Bonaparte, Napoleon (1769-1821), N54

Booth, Alfred (1834-1914), Q26

Boscowan, Admiral Edward (1711-61), N21

Bowsher, John, J4

Boys, William (1700-74), Q60

Brest, N85-N86

Bridgwater, B41

Bristol, B70, B73-B82, B85-B86, C15, C21, K22, N102

Bristol Channel, K20, N94

British Tanker Company, L37

Brixham, K4

brokers, J12

Brown, Captain Robert (c 1814-64), K7

Buckingham, James Silk (1786-1855), Q74

Bude, K2

Bullen, Frank Thomas (1857-1915), E10, Q45-Q47

Byron, John (1723-1786), Q37

Caernarvon Report, N80

Canary Islands, B101-B102

Cape of Good Hope, B88

cargo handling, L41

Caribbean, B103

cartography, G17-G18

Cayzer, Anthony Rathborne (1920-90), Q23

Champion, Richard (1743-91), B104

Channel Fleet, N5, N85

Channel Islands, D27

chaplains, naval, N122, N137

Charles II (1630-85), N38

Charleston, SC, B96

charter-party, B108

chartered companies, A30

Chatham, Q67

China Seas, A20, A27

Cinque Ports, N25

Clayton, Captain Francis Starkie (1840-1913), N1- N2, N12

climate change, G20, G22

cloth trade, A44-A45

coastal defences, N107, N110

coastal trade, A1, B73, K17

Coastguard, M4, M6

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Cockburn, Admiral Sir George (1772-1853), N14, Q51 Colne, river, E1

colonisation, G15, H1-H9

convoys, N57, N79

Cook, Captain James (1728-79), G6-G7

copper sheathing, J11, J38

Cornwall, B9, B26, D9, F7-F8, G22, G24, J8, J17, K3, N21, P24

Cosby, Phillips (1729/30-1808), Q5

crimps, L1

Custom House, R4

Dacres, James Richard (1749-1810), Q69

Dartmouth, B31, B40, D6, E7

Dawlish Warren, P20

Deane, Silas (1737-89), B106

Delagoa Bay, N95

Delbridge, John (1564-1639), B17, B20

Denmark, J39

Devon, B2-B3, B7-B8, B11-B14, B16, B18-B19, B21-B22, B24, B26-B28, B32-B33, B35-B37,

B42, B47, B49, B53, B55, B57-B58, B60, B67,

B69, D2, D8, D24, D27, E4-E5, E9, E12-E14,

E16, E18, F2, F5-F6, G1, G17, G21-G22, G25,

J20, J41, K16, L36, M2-M3, M5-M7, N3, N35,

N55, N71, N110, N131, N133, P2, P8-P9, P14-

P15, P18, P27, P29-P31, R3, R6, R9, R13-R15

Devonport, J34, N105, P5, P11

Dieppe, N103

discipline, N121, N125

diving, A5

Doxford, Sir William Theodore (1841-1916), Q38

Dummer, Edmund (1651-1713), N109

Dunn, James (1755-1842), J13, J18

East Indies Command, N101

education, G11, L8-L11, L13-L16, L18-L19, L21, L27, L37, N129-N131, N138, R8

Egypt, N54, N101

Elizabeth I (1533-1603), N28

Ellerman, Sir John (1862-1933), A3

emigration, see migration

empire, H2-H4, H6-H7

employment, E2, L30, N36

engineers, L10, L12, L28, L40, N129, N142-N143

English Channel, N96

environmental conditions, G1, G4, P3, P27

Europe, A34, B74, B99, B109, N20, N61, P32

Exe Bight Oyster Fishery and Pier Company, E15

Exe estuary, B4

Exeter, B5, B52

Exmouth, M1

exploration, B25, G6-G7, G14, Q74

Falmouth, B65

Faulknor, Robert (1763-95), Q70

Ferrol, N86

Ferryland, Newfoundland, B48

figureheads, K18-K19

Finland, N65

Fisher, Admiral Sir William (1875-1937), N17

fisheries, B25, B56, E1-E26, G21, N139

herring, E3, E26, G22

oyster, E1, E15, E17

pilchard, G22

salmon, E16

Fleet Air Arm, N41

Foley, Sir Thomas (1757-1833), Q71

forts, Palmerston, N116-N117

Fowey, B10, B63-B64, J12

Freeman, William Peere Williams- (1742-1832), Q6

Froude, William (1810-79), J46

Fryatt, Captain Charles Algernon (1871-1916), N124

Gashry, Francis (1702-62), Q7

geography, N32

Gore, John (1729/30?-90), Q8

Goss family, J20

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government, A36, G8, J32, L5, L8, L19, N13, N15, N81

gunnery, H5, N88

Harrison, John (fl. 1762-81), Q9

Hills, Arnold Frank (1857-1927), Q39

Hobart, N2

Holroyd, John Baker, 1st Earl of Sheffield (1741- 1821), B106

Hood, Alexander, Viscount Bridport (1726-1814), Q52

Hood, Samuel, first Viscount Hood (1724-1816), Q21

Hood, Sir Samuel (1762-1814), Q22

hospitals and hospital ships, N111-N113

Hull, A3

Ilfracombe, P13, P15

illiteracy, L31

Inchcape, Earl of, see Mackay, James Lyle

Inman, William (1825-81), Q40

invasion, Norman, N92

Ipswich, B84

Ireland, B70

Italy, B5

Jamaica, C2

Jervois, Sir William Francis Drummond (d 1897), N115

Johnston, Edward (1804-76), Q27

Johnstone, Commodore George, Q2

Jutland, Battle of, N64

Labrador, B40

Larmour, John (c 1764-1807), Q72

leadership, N76

Lisbon, A8, B90-B91

literature, A40, C20, E10

Liverpool, B71, C4, C8, D20, L13

Lizard, G16

London, B72, C3, D16, D27, E11, L20

Lynmouth, P28

Lynton, P28

Mackay, James Lyle, Earl of Inchcape (1852- 1932), A25-A26

Madeira, B98, B100

Malta, L4, N113

Manila, N100

marine science, G8, G19-G20, G24

Mascall, John (fl. 1700), D12

Maskelyne, Nevil (1732-1811), G3

May, Sir William (1849-1930), Q44

Mayhew, Henry (1812-87), L32

medicine, N22; see also hospitals, nursing

Mediterranean, B71, B91, B109, K15, L22, N48, N113, P7

merchants, A25, B40, B76-B77, B88, B91

Mevagissy, J13, J18

Middleton, Charles, first Baron Barham (1726- 1813), Q53

migration, E4, F1-F3, F5, F7-F8

model-testing tank, J46

Montagu, Rear Admiral George (1750-1829), N57

Montagu, John (1718/19-95), Q10

Montague, John, 4th earl of Sandwich (1718-92), Q62-Q63

Moors, D9

Morwellham, B45

Mountbatten, Louis, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma (1900-1979), N103

Murrant, Sir Ernest Henry (1889-1974), Q28

museums, B59, G10, R13

muster rolls, E2

mutiny, N120, N135-N136

National Maritime Board, L25

National Sea Training Schools, L27

naval agents, N4

naval chaplains, see chaplains

Naval Chest, Q67

naval office shipping lists, C11

naval procurement, N9-N10

navigation, G3, G10-G11, G16, G23, G25, L8, L16, L18

Nelson, Horatio, Viscount Nelson (1758-1805), J4- J5, N76, Q1, Q54, Q64

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Netherlands, B107, D17

New England, E4-E5, E9

New Forest, J29

Newcastle, 1st Duke, see Pelham, Thomas Pelham Holles

Newfoundland, B48, B53, N139

Nore mutiny, N120, N136

Norman invasion, N92

North, Nathaniel (d in or after 1709), Q11

North America, B77, B85-B86, B89, B106, C12, C15, D15, F1, F6, G14-G15, G19, N57, N81, N83, N98; see also New England, North Carolina, Prince Edward Island, South Carolina, Virginia

North Carolina, C14

North Sea, A4, B97, R12

Nurse family, B41

nursing, N123

O’Brian, Patrick (1914-2000), A40

oceanography, G19-G20

officers, naval, N126, N128, N132, N142, N144- N147, Q2

Oldfield, Thomas (1756-99), Q12

Onslow, Sir Richard (1741-1817), Q13

Operation Neptune, N73, N97

Oppenheim, Michael (1853-1927), Q50

Ostend, N77

P&O Line, A26

Pacific Ocean, G19, N63

paper trade, B36

Parker, Sir Peter (1721-1811), Q41

Parsons, Louis, N141

Payne, John Willett (1752-1803), Q14

Pelham, Thomas Pelham Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle (1693-1768), N81

Pellew, Edward, first Viscount Exmouth (1757- 1833), Q30, Q57

Pellew, Sir Isaac Israel (1758-1822), Q31

Penrose, Sir Charles Vinicombe (1759-1830), Q32

Penzance, B46

Perkins, John (c 1745-1812), Q65

Phipps, Constantine John (1744-92), Q66

photographs, R5, R16

Pickersgill, Richard (1748/9-79?), Q15

pilot cutters, K20

Pinson, Andrew, B40

piracy, D5, D8-D9, D14, D23, D26, D28

Pitt, William, 1st Earl of Chatham (1708-78), N81- N82

Plymouth, B23, B29, F4, L16, L18, N4, P5, P11

Dockyard, N106, N108-N109, N114, N118- N119

Pocock, Nicholas (1741-1821), B104

Poland, N39

politics, B10, B77, B81, J16, N11, N45-N46

Polruan, J15, J17

port books, R6

Porthleven, B61-B62

ports, A21, A38, A42, A44, B3-B4, B19, B28, B31, B33, B49, B52, B55, B64-B66, B72, B78, B81, B83-B84, B88, B90, B96, R5

ports of call, A29, A32, B101

Portsmouth Dockyard, J29

Portugal, B92

postcards, R16

pottery trade, B21-B22, B48

Pownoll, Philemon (c 1734-80), Q73

prices, E3

Prince Edward Island, B89, B93

prisoners of war, N127

privateering, D1-D4, D6-D7, D10-D22, D24-D28, H9

Qasimi Arabs, D5

Rackham, John (d 1720), Q49

radar, N99

Raleigh, Sir Walter (1552-1618), G12, H8

recreation, B56, J40, P2, P8, P12

resorts, P1, P3-P4, P13-P18, P23, P29-P32

Rhine, river, N74

Richmond Island, E9

river trade, B73

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Rochester, J14

ropemakers, J12

Ross, Mary, J14

rowing, J30, P5-P6, P8, P11

Royal Air Force, N41

Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, B95

Royal Naval Engineering College, N129

Russia, B87, N63

sailmakers, J12

sailors’ homes, L6, L20, L24

Salamis, J30

Salcombe, B38-B39

Sanderson, Oswald (1863-1926), A3

Scapa Flow, N93

Schank, John (1740-1823), Q16

science, G19, N22, N26

Scilly Isles, G24

Scotland, D7

screw-propulsion, J23, J35-J36, K10

seamen, A36, B24-B26, B39, D23, E2, L2, L25, L29, L31-L32, L39, L43, N36, N40, N127- N128, N148

seamen’s missions, L6-L7, L21-L24

Seamen’s Union, L25

Severn, river, K21

Sheffield, 1st Earl of, see Holroyd, John Baker

Shields, E2

ship models, K5, K16

ship registers, R4, R7

shipbuilding, A24, B63, B89, J3, J6, J8, J13-J14, J16-J20, J31-J34, J37, J41, J44-J45, J47, K7, N9- N10

shiphanding, L33-L34, L36, L38, N43-N44

shipowning, B6, B29, B39-B40, E14

Slade, Jane (1813-85), J15

Slade, William James (1892-1982), Q24

slave trade, C1-C22

abolition, C9-C10, C17

slavery, C20

emancipation, C9-C10, C17

Smith, Sir Sidney (1794-1840), Q55

smuggling, J19, M2-M3, M7

Sneddon, Sir Richard (1900-70), Q42

Snodgrass, Gabriel (fl. 1757-94), J3

Somerset, M7, N102

Sound tolls, A33

South America, B75, B95

South Atlantic Islands, B105

South Carolina, B96, B104, C13

Southey, Robert (1774-1843), Q1

Spavens, William (1735/6-99), Q17, Q67

Spithead mutiny, N136

sport, P8

statistics, A15, A42, B89, C19, L26, R7

Stirling, Charles (1760-1833), Q56

strategy, J47, N33, N42, N45-N46, N49, N55-N56, N59-N61, N67-N68, N71, N80, N89-N90, N96, N108

swimming, P19, P26

Tamar, river, B43-B44, J6

Tasmania, N2

technology, E23-E26, J1, J10, N16, N23

Teign, river, E17

Teignmouth, P3-P4

Tew, Thomas (d 1695), Q18

tidal range, G5

timber trade, B99, J2, J5, J7-J9, J29

tonnage measurement, J21

Topsham, B51

Torbay, G2, N5, N86

Torquay, F1, J46, P15-P16

tourism, P1, P14-P15, P20, P22, P24-P25, P27, P29

Trafalgar, Battle of, N52-N53, N91

transportation, F6

trawling, E19-E20, E23

Trevaunance Cove, B50

trows, K21-K22

Turkey, D8-D9

Tyrer, Henry (1858-1936), Q43

Union Castle Mail Steamship Company, L37

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Vanstabel, Admiral Pierre-Jean (b 1744), N57

vessels, B16, B19, B25, B28, B31, B38, B41, B45- B46, B50, B55, B63-B64, B72, C11-C12, D15, E14, J22, J28, J30, J39, K3, K9

Achelous, K7

Batten Castle, K17

Bertha L Downs, K12

Bessie Ellen, K1

Dolphin, G6-G7

Garlandstone, K8

Great Northern, K10

Herzogin Cecilie, K11

James and Thomas, N135

King George, D21

Magic, K15

Mary Fletcher, K6

Nuestra Señora de Rosario, N127

Pamir, L3

Passat, L3, L17

Pauline, M1

Provident, K4

sailing, A17-A18, B94, G9, G13, H5, J24-J25,

J27, J40, J43, K2, K4, K6, K11-K15, K17,

K20, L2, L33, L42-L43, N37, N43

Saumarez, HMS, N78

Serpent, HMS, K19

steamships, A16, B7, J23, J26-J27, J35-J36,

J42, K10, N11

trireme, J30

see also warships

Virginia, B79, C19, C22

wages, L2

Waghorn, Martin (d 1787), Q19

Walcheren, N72

Wales, P17

Walsh, Antoine Vincent (c 1703-63), Q20

war, H4, N27, N36, N81

1688-1697, D10, D13

1812, N51

American Civil, N98

American Revolutionary, D17, N125

Boer, N95

Crimean, N122

Dutch, N3, N15, N102

English Civil, N3

First World, N47, N77, N93, N124

French, B47, N55

French Revolutionary, D3, D6, N48, N54- N55, N57-N58, N62, N84 -N87, N101, N144

Napoleonic, J2, J18, J44, N48, N52-N53, N55,

N67-N68, N86, N144, N147

Peninsular, N69-N70

Second World, N35, N47, N72-N75, N78-

N79, N94, N96-N97, N99, N103

Seven Years, D4, N37, N100

Spanish, B47

Spanish Civil, N50

Spanish Succession, D11-D12

warships, J10, J14, J34, J47, K16, K18-K19, N17, N43

weather, N32

welfare, L4-L6, L9, L20, L22, L24, L26, R8

Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769- 1852), N70

West Indies, B75, B86, B103, C5, N33, N58

Western Squadron, N56

Weston, Dame Agnes Elizabeth (1840-1918), Q48

Weymouth, B34

whaling, E2, E10

William of Orange (1650-1702), G1-G2

Williamson, Archibald, 1st Baron Forres (1860- 1931), Q29

Wilsons of Hull, A3

wine trade, B60

working conditions, L25, N119, N121, N125, N140

wreck, M1, M5, M8

yachting, J40, K7, P2, P7-P10, P21

Zeebrugge, N7