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The Evolution of the Sailing Navy, 1509–1815
Richard Harding
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Abstract
Preface - Abbreviations - 1509-1603: Maritime Resources, the Navy Royal and Naval Power - The English Crown, Society and Naval Requirements up to 1509 - 1485-1546: The Emergence of a Navy Royal - 1547-1585: Consolidation and Opportunity - 1585-1603: Conflict with Spain - 1603-1642: Decline and Recovery - 1603-1619: A Navy in Decline - 1619-1628: Buckingham as Lord Admiral - 1628-1642: The English Navy and Ship Money - 1642-1660: Civil War, the Republic and a Standing Navy - 1642-1648: The Navy in the Civil War - 1648-1660: The Navy of the Republic and the First Dutch War - 1660-1713: Consolidation, Challenges and Expansion - 1660-1664: The Restoration Navy - 1664-1667: The Second Dutch War - 1672-1674: The Third Dutch War - 1674-1688: The Navy and the Wider World - 1688-1697: The Navy in the Nine Years War - 1702-1713: The Navy in the War of Spanish Succession - 1713-1815: The Establishment of Oceanic Supremacy - 1713-1739: Diplomacy and the Boundaries of Naval Power - 1739-1748: War, Crisis and the Development of Naval Power - 1748-1763: Primacy at Sea and a Global Capacity - 1763-1783: Naval Primacy, Strain and Recovery - 1783-1815: Preservation and Supremacy at Sea - Notes