The Mariner's Mirror, Vol. 88 (2002)

• Lambert, Adrew: Obituary: Professor Bryan Maclean Ranft (1917-2001).
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 4-5.
• Tripati, Sila: Pyramidal Anchor Stone from Baga Waters of Goa, West Coast of India.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 6-13, ill.
• McWhannell, D.C.: The Galleys of Argyll.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 14-32, ill.
• Syrett, David: Nelson's Uncle: Captain Maurice Suckling RN.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 33-40.
• Czisnik, Marianne: Nelsonand the Nile: The Creation of Admiral Nelson's Public Image.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 41-60, ill.
• Vale, Brian: Appointment, Promotion and 'Interest' in the British South America Squadron, 1821-3.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 61-68.
• Watt, James: The health of Seamen in Anti-Slavery Squadrons.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 69-79, ill.
• Baker, Mike: The English Timber Cartel in the Napoleonic Wars.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 79-81.
• Barlow, A.: The Blockmills at Portsmouth Dockyard in the Eighteenth to Twentieth Century.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 81-89, ill.
• Jones, Colin: The Death of Marcus McCausland.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 90-94.
• Quarm, Roger: The Second Eddystone Lighthouse, with the Roebuck, Charles Galley, Aldbrough and Swallow.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 95.
• Dawson, Charles: Patrick Miller's 'Sea-Spook'.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 95-100, ill.
• Bulley, A. & Facer, J.L. & Hepper, D. & Hughes, P.: Captain Hugh Stewart.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 101-102. Answer to Query 8 (2001).
• Jenkins, H.J.K. & Miller, Fr. R.: Missions to Watermen.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 102-104. Answer to Query 9 (2001).
• Brown, David K.: Tumblehome.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 104.
• Payne, F.: The Development of the Magnetic Compass Correction.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 104.
• Stammers, F.: Horse-powered paddle boats.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 104-105.
• Weismann, Norbert: A Type of Ship in the Indian Ocean in the Fifteeth and Sixteenth Centuries.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 132-143, ill.
• Dietz, Brian: Dikes, Dockheads and Gates: English Docks and Sea Power in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 144-154, ill.
• Owen, J.R.: The Post Office Packet Service, 1821-37: Devlopment of a Steam-Powered Fleet.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 155-175, ill.
• Thomson, P.A.B.: Brixham Sailing Trawlers: The Last Years of a Working Fleet.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 176-185, ill.
• Levy, James: Lost Leader: Admiral of the Fleet Sir CHarles Forbes and the Second World War.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 186-193, ill.
• Griffiths, R.J.H.: Navigator.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 196-201.
• Barritt, M.K.: An Incident of Piracy in the Gulf of Florida in 1819.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 201-202.
• Thmoas, R.D.: Emipire, Naval Pageantry and Public Spectacles.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 202-213, ill.
• Dinwiddy, Hugh: Wartime Experiences with Landing Craft Tank 441 and Crew: 1943-6.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 213-218.
• Conway, T.M.: Silver Medallion of 1778.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 223-224. Answer to Query 12 (2001).
• Hepper, David & Endsor, Richard & Gmitro, John I.: 'Old Hampton Court'.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 224-226. Answer to Query 15 (2001).
• Bugden, P.M.: Tumblehome.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 226.
• Houston, R. A.: New Light on Anson's Voyage, 1740-4: A Mad Sailor on Land and Sea.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 260-270, ill.
• Weski, Timm: Hippopotame and Schaumburgische or Steinhuder Hecht: An Amphibious Craft and a Submarine from the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 271-284, ill.
• Fuller, Howard J.: 'The Whole Character of Maritime Life': British Reactions to the USS Monitor and the American Ironclad Experience.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 285-300, ill.
• Peter McOwat,: The King Edward and the Development of the Mercantile Marine Steam Turbine.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 301-306, ill.
• Bruijn, Jaap R.: Dutch Whaling after the Second World War: Private Initiative and State Involvement.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 307-322.
• McConnell, Anita: Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli (1658-1730): From Professional Soldier to 'Father of Oceanography'.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 323-331, ill.
• Heath, N.E.: Prawhyll: A Thousand Years of Watchkeeping.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 331-334
• Jones, Colin: Documents for the Speed of Clippers.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 334-336.
• Jenkins, H.J.K.: Captain Blanckman, c.1800.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 337-338. Answer to Query 7 (1999).
• Quinn, Paul: The Birkenhead.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 338-341, ill. Answer to Query 4 (2002).
• Greene, Carol D.: Keel for Argyll galley.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 350.
• Cook, G.C.: Parish Church of St Nicholas, Deptford.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 350-351, ill.
• Clement, David: Ballasting of twentieth-century deep water square-riggers.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 351-353.
• Bruijn, Jaap R.: Former NATO Secretary-General Joseph Luns (1911-2002).
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 388.
• Brown, S.G.: A.G.E. Jones (1914-2002).
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 389.
• Gaur, A.S. & Sundaresh, S. & Tripati, S. & Bandodkar, S.N.: Ringstone Anchors from Gujarat, West Coast of India.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 390-404, ill.
• Sayers, William: Some International Nautical Etymologies.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 405-422.
• Donaldson, D.W.: Port Mahón, Minorca: The Preferred Naval Base for the English Fleet in the Mediterranean in the Seventeenth Century.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 423-436, ill..
• Doran, Michael F.: The West Indian Sailing Canoe.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 436-446, ill.
• Briggs, Mark: Innovation and the Mid-Victorian Royal Navy: The Case of the Whitehead Torpedo.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 447-455, ill.
• S. May, S.: Strangling Rommel: British Submarine Commanders in the Mediterranean, June 1940 to September 1943.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 456-468.
• Monaque, R.: Was Nelson Killed by Robert Guillemard?
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 469-472.
• Welsh, John C.: Letters to The Times.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 472-474, ill.
• Nelson Bust.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 474-475. Document contributed by P.K. Crimmin.
• Hustwick, Ian: Green Bread.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 478. Answer to Query 5 (2002).
• Rodger, N.A.M.: Assistance from Enemy Ships.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. p 478. 7 (2002).
• Mudie, Rosemary: Early Steam Experiments.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 478-479, ill. Answer to Query 8 (2002).
• Conway, T.M.: Introduction of Transverse Watertight Bulkheads.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 480-481. Answer to Query 11 (2002).
• Conway, T.M.: Unusual Composite Construction.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 481-482. Answer to Query 14 (2002).
• Reed, A.H.: Empire, naval pagentry and public spectacles: Launch of HMS Iron Duke, 12 October 1912.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 482-483.
• Scott, F.J.M.: The Post Office Packet Service, 1821-37: ship design.
  The Mariner's Mirror Vol. 88, London, 2002. pp 483-484.

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