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Tables of Contents for Naval History of Great Britain 1805-1807
Chapter/Section Title
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General Introduction
i
Andrew Lambert
Introduction Correspondence of Wiliam James (part 1)
iv
Illustrations
xiii
William James
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker
xxiv
Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge
xxv
Admiral Lord Keith
xxvi
Admiral Viscount Nelson
xxvii
1805 continued
British and Franco-Spanish Fleets
1
116
Sir Robert Calder's action
3
19
Battle of Trafalgar
22
61
Death of Lord Nelson
83
26
Sir Richard Strachan's action
109
8
Light Squadrons and single Ships
117
58
Gipsy and five privateers, ibid. -- Arrow and Acheron with Hortense and consort
119
2
Curieux and Dame-Ernouf
121
1
San-Fiorenzo and Psyche
122
2
Cleopatra and Villede-Milan
124
5
Renard and General-Ernouf
129
1
Boats of Stork at Cape-Roxo
130
1
Boats of Bacchante at Mariel, ibid. -- Gracieuse and Spanish schooner
131
1
Same and French schooner, ibid. -- Papillon and Spanish privateer
132
1
Boats of Unicorn at Cape Francois
133
1
Seahorse and a Spanish convoy, ibid. -- Boats of Seine off Porto-Rico
134
1
Boats of Loire at Camarinas, ibid. -- Lieutenant Yeo at Muros
135
3
Boats of Cambrian and enemy's privateers
138
1
Lieutenant Pigot in St. Mary's river, ibid. -- Blanche with Topaze and consorts
139
8
Calcutta and Rochefort squadron
147
3
Third cruise of M. Linois
150
1
Is repulsed by the Blenheim
151
1
Phaeton and Harrier with Semillante
152
3
Aeolus and Didon
155
11
Phoenix and Didon
166
6
Lieutenant Smith at Truxillo
172
1
Recapture of the Cyane
173
1
Capture of Naiade, ibid. Capture of the Libre
174
1
Boats of Serpent near Truxillo
174
1
Colonial Expeditions, West Indies
175
8
Rear-admiral Missiessy at Dominique
176
4
Same at Guadaloupe
180
1
Same at St.-Kitt's and Nevis
181
2
1806
British and French Fleets
183
36
State of British navy, ibid. -- Escape from Brest of two French squadrons
185
2
British squadrons sent in pursuit, ibid. -- Sir John Duckworth and M. Willaumez
187
3
Same and M. Leissegues
190
13
Cruise of M. Willaumez
203
9
Maritime strength of the rival powers
212
1
Escape of four French frigatss from Cadiz
213
1
Treaty of Presburg
214
1
Sir Sidney Smith on coast of Italy
215
4
Light Squadrons and Single Ships
219
Wolf and French privateers, ibid. -- Boats of Franchise at Campeachy
220
1
Boats of Egyptienne at Muros
221
1
Last cruise of M. Linois
222
1
Capture of the Marengo and Belle-Poule
223
1
Boats of Colpoys at Avillas, and at Douillan
224
1
Reindeer with Phaeton and Voltigeur
225
1
Pique and same
226
1
Boats of Pique at Ocoe bay and Cape Roxo
227
1
Boats of Renommee and Nautilus at Vieja
228
1
Boats of Renommee at Colon
229
2
Lord Cochrane off the Gironde, ibid. -- Pallas and Minerve
231
2
Sirius and a French flotilla
233
1
Tremendous and Canonniere
234
2
Captain Whitby off New York
236
2
Renard and Diligent
238
2
Warren-Hastings and Piemontaise
240
4
Boats of Minerva on coast of Lisbon
244
1
Powerful and Bellone
245
2
Lieutenant Sibly at Verdon
247
2
Blanche and Guerriere
249
2
Greyhound and Harrier with Pallas and consorts
251
3
Capture of the Rhin
254
1
Phosphorus and French lugger
255
1
Boats of Alexandria at Rio de la Plata, ibid. -- Boats of Galatea on the Spanish Main
256
1
Capture of the Pomona
257
1
Boats of Bacchante at Santa-Martha
258
1
Stork and consorts at Batabano
259
2
Capture of the Salamandre
261
2
Sir Samuel Hood and a French frigate-squadron
263
2
Capture of the Presidente
265
1
Caroline and Maria-Riggersbergen
266
1
Sir Edward Pellew at Batavia
267
1
Pitt and Superhe
268
2
Boats of Success at Hidden-Port, Cuba
270
1
Boats of Orpheus in Campeachy bay
271
1
Halcyon with Neptuno and consorts, ibid. -- Colonial Expeditions, Cape of Good Hope
272
1
Sir Home Popham at the Cape
273
2
Same at Rio de la Plata
275
3
1807
British and French Fleets
278
1
State of British navy
279
2
France and the northern powers
281
1
Napoleon's plan of invasion, of ibid. -- Siege of Dantzic, ibid. -- Surrender of ditto
282
2
British and Danish Fleets
284
12
Lord Gambier at Copenhagen
285
11
British and Turkish Fleets
296
20
Sir Thomas Louis at the Dardanells
297
3
Sir John Duckworth at the Dardanells
300
12
Expedition to Egypt
312
2
Admiral Seniavin in the Archipelago
314
2
British and Portuguese Fleets
316
3
Sir Sidney Smith at Lisbon
317
2
Light Squadrons and Single Ships
319
31
Boats of Imperieuse at Arcasson, ibid. -- Boats of Galatea and Lynx corvette, ibid. -- Recapture of Favourite
322
1
Boats of Lark on the Spanish Main, ibid. -- Boats of Bacchante and Mediator at Samana
323
1
Boats of Comus at Grand Carario
324
4
Leopard and Chesapeake
328
6
Richmond and Spanish lugger
334
2
Boats of Spartan off Nice, ibid. -- Boats of Pomone off Sable d'Olonne
336
1
Uranie and Manche
337
3
Boats of Hydra at Begur
340
1
Boats of Clyde on French coast
341
1
Weasel and French transports
342
1
Windsor-Castle packet and Jeune-Richard
343
1
Boats of Porcupine at Zupiano, Zuliano, &c.
344
1
Boats of Herald off Otranto
345
1
Anne and Spanish gun-boats, ibid. -- Boats of Renommee near Carthagena
346
1
Grasshopper and San-Josef
347
1
Curieux and Revanche, ibid. -- Captain Lake and Jeffery the seamen
348
2
Colonial Expeditions, Coast of Africa
350
5
Capture of Madeira, ibid. -- West Indies
351
2
Capture of Curacoa
353
1
Capture of the Danish islands
354
1
South America, ibid. -- Proceedings at Monte-Video and Buenos-Ayres
355
1
East Indies
356
22
Sir Edward Pellew at Gressie, ibid.
Diagrams
Sir Robert Calder's action, its commencement
5
20
Battle of Trafalgar
Lord Nelson's plan of attack in his ``Memorandum''
25
9
Commencement of the battle
34
2
Royal-Sovereign engaging the Santa-Ana
36
4
Victory engaging the Bucentaure; Victory getting foul of Redoutable
40
4
Victory and Redoutable when Lord Nelson was wounded
44
4
Critical situation of the Belleisle
48
2
Tonnant engaging Monarca; Tonnant foul of Algesiras; also Mars in action
50
2
Bellerophon and Colossus in action; also Revenge and Defiance
52
16
Leviathan engaging San-Augustin, and Orion engaging Intrepide
68
3
State of the two fleets near Victory at the close of the action
71
31
Diagram in illustration of remarks upon Admiral Ekin's tactical account
102
9
Sir Richard Strachan's Action
The two squadrons at the commencement of the firing
111
2
Same at the surrender of the last two French ships
113
54
Action of the Phoenix and Didon
167
211
Annual Abstracts
378
4
Index
382