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Navy Records Society Publications NAVY RECORDS SOCIETY Occasional Publications Syrett, D.; DiNardo, R.L. eds., The Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy, 1660-1815, Occasional Publications of the Navy Records Society, 1 (1994) Knighton, C.S.; Loades, D.M. eds., The Anthony Roll of Henry VIII’s Navy. Pepys Library 2991 and British Library Additional MS 22047 with related documents, Occasional Publications of the Navy Records Society, 2 (2000) Publications Laughton, J.K. ed., State papers relating to the defeat of the Spanish armada, anno 1588, Vol. I, Publiciations of the Navy Records Society, 1 (1894) Laughton, J.K. ed., State papers relating to the defeat of the Spanish armada, anno 1588, Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 2 (1894) Hannay, D. ed., Letters written by Sir Samuel Hood (Viscount Hood) in 1781-2-3. Illustrated by extracts from logs and public records, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 3 (1895) Brassey, T.A. ed., Index to James’s ‘Naval History’, edition 1886, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 4 (1895) Markham, C.R. ed., Life of Captain Stephen Martin, 1666-1740, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 5 (1895) Laughton J.K. with Sullivan, J.Y.F. eds., Journal of Rear-Admiral Bartholomew James, 1752- 1828, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 6 (1896) Tanner, J.R. ed., Two discourses of the navy, 1638 and 1659, by John Holland; also, a discourse of the navy, 1660 by Sir Robert Slyngesbie, Navy Records Society, 7 (1896) Oppenheim, M. ed., Naval accounts and inventories of the reign of Henry VII, 1485-8 and 1495-7, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 8 (1896) Browning, O. ed., The journal of Sir George Rooke, admiral of the fleet, 1700-1702, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 9 (1896) Spont, A., Letters and papers relating to the war with France, 1512-1513, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 10 (1897) Corbett, J.S. ed., Papers relating to the navy during the Spanish war 1585-1587, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 11 (1898) Hamilton, Sir Richard ed., Letters and papers of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Byam Martin, G.C.B., Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 12 (1898) Gardiner, S.R. ed., Letters and papers relating to the first Dutch war, 1652-1654. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 13 (1899) Leyland, J. ed., Dispatches and letters relating to the blockade of Brest, 1803-1805. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 14 (1899) Bridge, C.A.G. ed., History of the Russian fleet during the reign of Peter the Great, by a contemporary Englishman, 1724, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 15 (1899) Jackson, T.S. ed., Logs of the great sea flights, 1794-1805. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 16 (1899) Gardiner, S.R. ed., Letters and papers relating to the first Dutch war, 1652-1654. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 17 (1900) Jackson, T.S. ed., Logs of the great sea flights, 1794-1805. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 18 (1900) Hamilton, Sir Richard ed., Letters and papers of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Byam Martin, G.C.B., Vol. III, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 19 (1901) Laughton, J.K. ed., The Naval Miscellany. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 20 (1902) 1. Book of war by sea and land, anno 1543, by Jehan Bytharne 2. Corbett, J.S. ed., ‘Relation of the voyage to Cadiz, 1596, by Sir William Slyngisbie’ 3. Glorious England: a relation of the battle of Quiberon Bat, 20th November 1759. From the Portuguese 4. Journals of Henry Duncan, captain, Royal Navy, 1776-1782 5. Extracts from the papers of Samuel, first Viscount Hood (1778-98) 6. Letters of the Hon. William Cathcart, captain, Royal Navy (1796-1804) 7. Extracts from the journals of Thomas Addison, of the East India Company’s service, 1801- 1829 8. Seizure of Helgoland, 1807 9. Miscellaneous letters (1741-1805) Leyland, J. ed., Dispatches and letters relating to the blockade of Brest, 1803-1805. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 21 (1902) Oppenheim, M. ed., The naval tracts of Sir William Monson, in six books. With a commentary drawn from the state papers and other original sources. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 22 (1902) Oppenheim, M. ed., The naval tracts of Sir William Monson, in six books. With a commentary drawn from the state papers and other original sources. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 23 (1902) Hamilton, Sir Richard ed., Letters and papers of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Byam Martin, G.C.B., Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 24 (1903) Gutteridge, H.C. ed., Nelson and the Neapolitan Jacobins. Documents relating to the suppression of the Jacobin revolution at Naples, June 1799, Navy Records Society, 25 (1903) Tanner, J.R. ed., A descriptive catalogue of the naval manuscripts in the Pepysian library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Vol. I: General introduction; register of ships; register of sea officers, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 26 (1903) Tanner, J.R. ed., A descriptive catalogue of the naval manuscripts in the Pepysian library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Vol. II: Admiralty letters, vols 2 and 3, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 27 (1904) Markahm, Sir Clements ed., Selections from the correspondence of Admiral John Markham during the years 1801-4 and 1806-7, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 28 (1904) Corbett, J.S. ed., Fighting instructions, 1630-1816, with elucidations from contemporary authorities, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 29 (1905) Gardiner, S.R.; Atkinson, C.T. eds., Letters and papers relating to the first Dutch war, 1652- 1654. Vol. III, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 30 (1906) Hamilton, Sir R.V.; Laughton, J.K. eds., Recollections of James Anthony Gardner, commander R.N., 1775-1814, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 31 (1906) Laughton, Sir John K. ed., Letters and papers of Charles, Lord Barham, admiral of the Red squadron, 1758-1813. Vol. I, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 32 (1907) Firth, C.H. ed., Naval songs and ballads, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 33 (1908) Corbett, J.S., Views of the battles of the third Dutch war, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 34 (1908) Corbett, J.S. ed., Signals and instructions, 1776-1794. With addenda to vol. 29, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 35 (1908) Tanner, J.R. ed., A descriptive catalogue of the naval manuscripts in the Pepysian library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Vol. III: Admiralty letters, vols 4 and 5, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 36 (1909) Atkinson, C.T. ed., Letters and papers relating to the first Dutch war, 1652-1654. Vol. IV, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 37 (1910) Laughton, Sir John K. ed., Letters and papers of Charles, Lord Barham, admiral of the Red squadron, 1758-1813. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 38 (1910) Laughton, Sir John K. ed., Letters and papers of Charles, Lord Barham, admiral of the Red squadron, 1758-1813. Vol. III, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 39 (1911) Laughton, Sir John K. ed., The Naval Miscellany. Vol. II, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 40 (1912) 1. Marsden, R.G. ed., ‘Voyage of the Barbara to Brazil, anno 1540’ 2. Moore, A. ed., ‘The sea scene from ‘The complaint of Scotlande’ (1549)’ 3. Lethbridge Kingsford, C. ed., ‘The taking of the madre de Dios, anno 1592 (A contemporary accouny by Francis Seall)’ 4. Firth, C.H. ed., ‘A narrative of the battle of Santa Cruz (1657) written by Sir Richard Stayner, rear-admiral of the fleet’ 5. Extracts from a naval commissioner’s note book, 1691-1694 6. Carter, T.G. trans, ‘The journal of M. de Lage de Cueilly, captain in the Spanish navy during the campaign of 1744’ 7. Sale of a dead man’s effects (on board H.M.S. Gloucester in 1750) 8. James Watson to Admiral Robert Digby (on the Nore mutiny, 1797) 9. Jackson, Sir T. ed., ‘From the letter books of Sir Charles Thompson, bart., vice-admiral (c. 1797) 10. Order by Sir John Jervis (1796-7) 11. Some letters of Lord St. Vincent (1800-1) 12. Operations on the coast of Egypt, 1801 (A contemporary account by Charles Inglis, of H.M.S. Petrel) 13. The memoirs of George Pringle, esq., captain, R.N., 1759-1809, written by himself 14. Pedigree of the naval Duncans 15. Operations in the Scheldt, 1809. (Letter by Capt. C.W. Boys) 16. Frustration of the plan for the escape of Napoleon Bonaparte from Bordeaux, July 1815. (Letters) 17. Elliot, Sir George, ‘Extract from the journal of Admiral Benjamin William Page (ob 1845). ‘Well done, Phaeton!’ Atkinson, C.T. ed., Letters and papers relating to the first Dutch war, 1652-1654. Vol. V, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 41 (1912) Richmond, H.W. ed., Papers relating to the loss of Minorca in 1756, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 42 (1913) Oppenheim, M. ed., The naval tracts of Sir William Monson, in six books. With a commentary drawn from the state papers and other original sources. Vol. III, Publications of the Navy Records Society, 43 (1914) Grant, J. ed., The old Scots navy from 1689 to 1710, Navy Records Society, 44 (1914) Oppenheim, M. ed., The naval tracts of Sir William Monson, in six books. With a commentary drawn from the state papers and other original sources. Vol. IV, Navy Records Society, 45 (1914) Corbett, J.S.
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