“The Trafalgar of the Air,” 228, v. ii
Thermite Shell, 244, v. i
“Theseus,” Nelson’s Ship at Santa Croix, 150, v. i
“Thieving Pursers,” 201, v. i
Thompson, Messrs, of Clydebank, 304, v. i
Thornycroft, 201, v. ii
Three Days’ Battle, 76, v. i
Three-Masters, 11, v. i
Thurot, 121, v. i
Ticklers, 253, v. ii
Tiddy, Mr. David, 299, v. i
Tilset, Peace of, 180, v. i
Timber, Boiling, 107, v. i
Timber, Supply of, 132, v. i
Tiptoft, Sir Robert, 22, v. i
Torpedo (analogy), 41, v. i
Torpedo Boat, 120, v. i; 199, v. ii
Torpedoes anticipated by Reed, 268, v. i
Torpedo, First use of, from Big Ship in Action, 322, v. i
Torpedo Gun-Boats, 77, v. ii
Torpedo, The, 228, v. i
Torpedoes, 322, v. i
Torpedo Progress, 203, v. ii
Torrington, 88, v. i
Toulon, 163, 171, v. i
Toulon Abandoned, 133, v. i
Toulon, Attack on Defeated (1707), 103, v. i
Toulon, Royalists at, 133, v. i
Toulouse, Comte de, 98, v. i
Trafalgar, Battle of, 232, v. i
Trafalgar, First Battle deliberately fought under White Ensign, 210,
v. i
Trafalgar, Losses to the Allied Fleets at, 177, v. i
Trafalgar Made a Certainty, 166, v. i
Trafalgar, Tactics at, 175, v. i
Training, Lack of, 233, v. i
Training of Gunners, 241, v. i
Treadwell, Professor Daniel, 244, v. i
Treasure Ships Captured (Spanish), 158, v. i
“Trident,” First Iron Warship, 219, v. i
Trinidad, 214, v. i
Tripod Masts, 287, v. i; 175, 186, v. ii
Troubridge, 152, v. i
Trousers, Ample, 196, v. i
Tsushima, 244, v. i
Tudor Navy, 35, v. i
Tumble Home Sides, 41, v. i
Turbines Introduced for Big Ships, 155, v. ii
Turning Circles, 272, v. i
Turkish Monster Guns, 179, v. i
Turret Craze, 275, v. i
Turret on Rollers, 275, v. i
Turret Ships, Idea of, 275, v. i
Turret Ship, Sea-Going Masted, 276, v. i
Turret Ship Controversy, 292, v. i
Turret Ships, Panic About, 292, v. i
Twelve-Inch “A,” 175, v. ii
Two-Power Standard, 96, 131, v. i
Under-Water Protection, 204, v. ii
Uniform, Anson’s Use of, 113, v. i
Uniform, 25, v. ii
Uniform Badge of Pressed Men and Jail Birds, 195, v. i
Uniform, Description of First, 194, v. i
Uniform, First Use of, for Officers, 194, v. i
Union Flag Altered, 209, v. i
Union Jack, 209, v. i
United Provinces, 63, v. i
Unprotected Steering Gear, 257, v. i
Unscrupulous Contractors, 65, v. i
Ushant, 125, v. i
U.S. Monitors, 285, v. i
Vaisseaux Blindées, 248, v. i
Van Drebel, 59, v. i
“Vanguard,” The, Nelson in, 152, v. i
Van Tromp, 76, 84, v. i
Venetian Frigates Captured, 187, v. i
“Vengeur” Sunk (1795), 136, v. i
Ventilation, 115, v. i
Ventilation, Artificial, 225, v. i
Vernon, Admiral, 108, 109, v. i
Versailles, Treaty of, 130, v. i
Vickers, Lts., 192, v. ii
Villaret-Joyeuse, 134, 139, v. i
Villeneuve, 233, v. i
Villeneuve Appointed, 169, v. i
Villeneuve Gets Out of Toulon, 171, v. i
Villeneuve Returns to Toulon, 172, v. i
Victualling, 146, v. i
Walpole, 107, v. i
War, Contraband of, 161, v. i
“War Scare” with Germany in 1911, 185, v. ii
Wars of the Roses, 33, v. i
Warwick, Earl of, 33, v. i; 198, v. ii
Warry (Early Idea of Quick Firer), 242, v. i
Walcheren Expedition, 183, v. i
Watts, Isaac, Sir, 254, 258, v. i
Waterloo, Battle of, 193, v. i
Weather Gauge, 21, v. i
Western Australia, 232, v. ii
West Indies, 171, 177, v. i
Whitehead, 204, v. ii
White, of Cowes, 232, v. ii
Whitworth, Works of, 239, v. i
Who First Adopted Cuniberti Ideas?, 159, v. ii
Why France was Beaten, 233, v. i
Willaumez, Leaves Brest, 182, v. i
Willaumez, Rear Admiral, 177, v. i
Willaumez Blockaded in Basque Roads, 182, v. i
Will Dreadnoughts Die Out?, 195, v. ii
William of Orange, 88, v. i
William the Conqueror, 10, v. i
Wire Guns, Early, 247, v. i
Wolfe, 122, v. i
Wood-Copper Sheathing Re-introduced, 295, v. i
Woolwich, 183, v. i
World Circumnavigated by Drake, 45, v. i
Yarmouth Ships, 22, v. i
Yarrow Boilers, 97, 196, v. ii
York, New, 237, v. i
Zarate, Don Francisco de, 46, v. i
Zeppelin Type (Dirigible), 227, v. ii
THE END.
NETHERWOOD, DALTON & CO., RASHCLIFFE, HUDDERSFIELD.
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