The Seaforth Bibliography by Rasor Eugene;

Author:Rasor, Eugene;
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 1718458
Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Limited

NOTE OF EXPLANATION:

As noted earlier, the moment a draft of a historiographical-bibliographical work is completed, it becomes obsolete. Inevitably, new and additional works come to the attention of the author. In the case of English/British Naval History to 1815, a long interval of several months intervened between submission of a final draft and the acceptance of the manuscript. Only then was it possible to proceed with the final steps, the making of the Author Index and the Subject Index.

The 136 annotated bibliographical entries in this Addendum, items numbered 3989 to 4124, are new and additional works which came to the attention of the author in that interval of several months. It was not possible to incorporate them into Part I, the Historiographical Narrative Section. They are added here for the purpose of making this work as up-to-date as possible.

3989 Abels, Richard P. and Bachrach, Bernard S., eds. The Normans and Their Adversaries: Essays in Memory of C. Warren Hollister. Warfare in History # 12. Rochester: Boydell, 2001, 232 pp. A tribute to Hollister, the authority on feudal institutions and military-naval aspects; a series of essays by experts, e.g., on Harold as war lord and on the failures of the Anglo-Saxons.

3990 Apestegui, Cruz. Pirates of the Caribbean: Buccaneers, Privateers, Freebooters and Filibusters, 1493–1720. London: Conway, 2002, 233 pp. Folio format, lavishly illustrated; exploiting and contributing to revived interest in pirates of the Caribbean, especially in the entertainment media of North America.

3991 Austin, Paul Britten. 1815: The Return of Napoleon. Mechanicsburg: Stackpole, 2002, 336 pp. An account of the dramatic return and resumption of power for the hundred days in 1815; featured eyewitness accounts.

3992 Barker, Simon. The Ship: Retracing Cook’s ENDEAVOUR Voyage. London: BBC, 2001. A publication in support of a BBC-TV series; following the famous voyage of 1768.

3993 Bienkowski, Lee. Admirals in the Age of Nelson. Annapolis: NIP, 2002. Sketches of the great British admirals of the late 18th century, e.g., Howe, Duncan, and Duckworth.

3994 Black, Jeremy. European Warfare, 1494–1660. London: Routledge, 2002, xii, 244 pp. A prequel in a 2-vol. series; typically well done by this prolific expert on European military history; 4 sections on land warfare and individual sections on overseas expansion and on naval developments, all in a global context; includes a synthesis and analysis of “the Military Revolution” debate.

3995 Block, Leo. To Harness the Wind: A Short History of the Development of Sails. Annapolis: NIP, 2003, 164 pp. The history of sails from 6000 BC.

3996 “The Boundless Deep”: The European Conquest of the Oceans, 1450–1840. Providence: JCB Library, 2003. The Exhibition Catalogue of pertinent holdings from the John Carter Brown Library for an exhibition at the Newport, RI Art Museum, 27 April–27 July 2003.

3997 The BOUNTY Mutiny: William Bligh and Edward Christian. Penguin Classic series. NY: Penguin, 2001, 224 pp. Ed: R.D. Madison; a collection of all of the relevant documents, e.g., the narrative of Bligh, proceedings of the courts martial, and accusations and apologetics of Edward Christian.

3998 Brooks, Richard. The Royal Marines, 1664 to the Present. L: Constable, 2002, 340 pp.

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