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THEMARINER’S MIRRORTHE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF

THE SOCIETY FOR NAUTICAL RESEARCH

BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR 2008

Compiled by

M.S. Partridge PhD, FRHistSocK. Partridge, BA

LONDON

2010

2010 The Society for Nautical Research

INTRODUCTIONThis, the twenty-sixth annual maritime bibliography, includes books and articles published in2008, as well as some works published in earlier years. The subjects included are as follows: navalhistory, mercantile history, nautical archaeology (but not the more technical works), biography,voyages and travel, and art and weapons and artefacts.

A list of acquisitions of manuscripts precedes the published works cited, and we are, as always,grateful to The National Archives: Historical Manuscripts Commission (TNA: HMC) forproviding this.

With regard to books, International Standard Book Numbers (ISBNs) have been included, whenavailable.

The bibliography for 2008 was prepared and edited by:

Karen PartridgeMichael Partridge, PhD, FRHistSoc

The compilers would like to thank everyone who contributed to the present bibliography, andalways welcome the assistance of readers.

We should also like to acknowledge our use of the material listed in the Tijdschrift voorZeegeschiedenis.

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ARCHIVESThe National Archives in its annual Accessions to Repositories exercise collects information fromover 200 record repositories throughout the British Isles about manuscript accessions received inthe previous calendar year. The information is then edited and used to produce a number ofthematic digests which are distributed for publication in a number of learned journals and news -letters, as well as being made available in full on TNA’s website (www.nationalarchives.gov.uk).

This information has already been added to the indexes of the National Register of Archives(NRA), the central point for collecting and disseminating information about the location ofmanuscript sources relating to British history outside the public records. The NRA, whichcurrently contains over 44,000 lists and catalogues of archives, can be consulted at the NationalArchives, Kew, Richmond, TW8 4DU. Alternatively, searchers may access the indexes to the NRAand certain linked on-line catalogues via the website. Limited and specific enquiries can be dealtwith by post, or email ([email protected]).

Readers should note that dates for records in this digest are given when known, but that these arecovering dates which do not necessarily indicate the presence of records for all intervening years.Records have been included in the digest regardless of whether the deposit has yet been fullycatalogued, and readers are advised to check with the relevant repository as to whether this, or anyother factors, may affect access to the documents.

Alex Ritchie

MAJOR ACCESSIONS TO REPOSITORIES IN 2007RELATING TO MARITIME HISTORY

LOCAL

Cumbria Record Office and Local Studies Library, Whitehaven, Scotch Street, Whitehaven,Cumbria CA28 7NLWorkington Iron and Steel Co. Ltd: vessels engaged books and order book 1895–1970 (YDBS)

East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and Local Studies Service, The Treasure House,Champney Road, Beverley HU17 9BARobertson Buchan, coxswain at Spurn Point: correspondence relating to his employment ascoxswain and other subjects, photographs, letters of thanks, report on the ‘Anzio I’ incident(1966) and press cuttings, 1953–87 (DDX1275)Spurn Point and Withernsea lighthouses: plans 1896–1983 (DDX1332)

Essex Record Office, Wharf Road, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 6YTDavey, Paxman & Co. Ltd, boilermakers and diesel engine builders, Colchester: register ofemployees 1915-29 (D/F 23 addl.)Corporation of Trinity House: plans of Stoneness Lighthouse, West Thurrock, 20th cent. (D/Z535)

Falkirk Council Archives, History Research Centre, Callendar House, Callendar Park,Falkirk FK1 1YRGrangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd, shipbuilders, repairers, marine engineers: photograph albums,c. 1920–1959 (A56)Harrower, Welsh & Co. Ltd, timber merchants and ship brokers, Bo’ness: private letter books,typescript company history, 1904–62 (A1756)

Glamorgan Record Office, Glamorgan Building, King Edward VII Avenue, Cathays ParkCardiff CF10 3NEWilliam George Long, shipwright, Cardiff: papers 19th–20th cent. (D592)

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Gwynedd Archives, Meirionnydd Record Office, Ffordd y Bala, Dolgellau, MerionethshireLL40 2YFBarmouth Three Peaks Yacht Race: records 1979–2007 (6524)Barmouth Coastguard Station: records 1927–53 (6542)

Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, Hampshire Record Office, Sussex Street, WinchesterSO23 8THCamper & Nicholsons Ltd, yacht builders, Gosport and Southampton: research papers of IanDear in writing company history, including correspondence, images and copy documents, c.2000–8

Manchester Archives and Local Studies, Central Library, St Peter’s Square, Manchester M25PDManchester port: register of ships and registration papers, 1894–1993 (2008/50)

Medway Archives and Local Studies Centre, Civic Centre, Strood, Rochester ME2 4AUMedway Rotary club: scrapbooks and associated material relating to Cockleshell 85reconstruction of Operation Frankton (raid on Bordeaux shipping, 1942) 1985–2002 (DE1184)

Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, Liverpool Road, Castlefield, ManchesterM3 4AUPaterson Zochonis & Co. Ltd, shipping merchants, Manchester: papers and fabric samples c.1960–79 (2007.63)

North Devon Record Office, North Devon Library and Record Office, Tuly Street,Barnstaple, Devon EX31 1ELCorporation of Trinity House: plans of lighthouses: Bideford, Lundy and Lynmouth 1950–99(A208)

Nottinghamshire Archives, County House, Castle Meadow Road, Nottingham NG2 1AGNewark and District Ex-Naval Association: minutes, cashbook, register of members andcorrespondence 1950–91 (7415)

Orkney Archive, The Orkney Library and Archive, 44 Junction Road, Kirkwall KW15 1 AGRoyal National Lifeboat Institution, Longhope branch: minute books 1874–2002 (D1/1042)

Southampton Archives Office, South Block, Civic Centre, Southampton SO14 7LYClarke family, merchant seamen, of Southampton: papers relating to merchant navy service ofNicholas, Edward and Joseph Clarke operating from Southampton 1899–1956

Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch, Gatacre Road, Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 2LQCorporation of Trinity House: plans of Orfordness and Southwold c. 1950–99 (EQ1)Ipswich Maritime Trust: miscellaneous collections relating to Ipswich maritime history,1865–2006 (GC697)

Suffolk Record Office, Lowestoft Branch, The Library, Clapham Road, Lowestoft, SuffolkNR32 1DRLowestoft Fishermen’s and Sailors’ Bethel: records c. 1850–20th cent. (L1904)

Tyne and Wear Archives Service, Blandford House, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon TyneNE1 4JABrigham & Cowan (Hull) Ltd, ship repairers: register of members, share and debenture ledger,1911–38 (DX1299)William Mathwin & Son (Newcastle) Ltd, coal exporters and ship brokers: correspondence,details of staff, minutes, financial records 1867–1985 (DT.MATH)Recorders Club, Newcastle upon Tyne: minutes and subscription lists relating to relief of widowsand children of seamen lost in Admiral Duncan’s fleet, 1797 (DX1301)Yemeni sailors of South Shields: oral histories 2006–2008 (UD.BL)

West Glamorgan Archive Service, Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road, Swansea SA1 3SNSwansea Harbour Trust: tinplate warehouse ledgers, 1897–1908 (D/D SHa)Corporation of Trinity House: plans, sections and details of Mumbles lighthouse c. 1967–95(D/D X 733)

West Sussex Record Office, Sherburne House, 3 Orchard Street, Chichester, West SussexPO19 1RNRobinson family, mariners and shipowners, Littlehampton: additional papers and photographs,19th–20th cent. (Acc 15194)

NATIONAL

British Library, Manuscript Collections, 96 Euston Road, London NW1 2DBAdmiral George Keith Elphinstone, 1st Viscount Keith: papers c. 1681–1950 (Add. 86493–86546)

Imperial War Museum Department of Documents, Lambeth Road, London SE1 6HZReginald Howard Boulden: diary and papers relating to service on HMS Norfolk 1941–2Vice Admiral Sir Denys Chester Ford: papers 1903–50Lelio Kingsley McKee, naval officer: papers relating to service in the merchant navy, 1939–52Nora Joan Pitman, Second Officer: correspondence relating to service in the Women’s RoyalNaval Service in Ceylon and Singapore 1945–6Rear Admiral Alfred Hugh Taylor: papers including correspondence 1914–45Captain Sir David Stanley Tibbits: papers relating to naval career, 1935–61Vice Admiral Bertram Chalmers Watson: papers 1902–45

Island Archives Service, Guernsey, 29 Victoria Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1HURear Admiral Sir Thomas Mansell: papers relating to his prize account 1809–18.Bordeaux Moorings Committee: records 1977–2007 (AQ835)Corporation of Trinity House: plans of Sark lighthouse 1960–93

Jersey Archive, Jersey Heritage Trust, Clarence Road, St Helier JE2 4JYLe Scelleur family of Jersey: shipping notebooks and logs, family papers, 1851–1949 (JA/1496)Thomas Benjamin Frederick Davis, businessman, yachtsman and philanthropist: certificates ofdischarge, correspondence and photographs, 1884–1934 (JA/1435)George Maizard, seaman: log book of the Propero from Para to Iquitos up the Amazon river 1864(JA/1498)George Arthur Sanders, naval officer: personal account, correspondence and photographs relatingto liberation of Jersey 1945 (JA/1448)

National Army Museum, Department of Archives Photographs Film and Sound, RoyalHospital Road, London SW3 4HTMajor A.C. Lowe: diaries concerning service including escorting convicts to Tasmania aboard theProteus and the first Afghan War 1822–40 (2008-06-38)

National Library of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2Rear-Admiral Sir John Hill: correspondence and papers relating to involvement in famine relief inIreland 1831–6 (MS 45,004)Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd: documents relating to Lusitania’s voyage New York to Liverpool1915 (MS 44,584)

National Maritime Museum: the Caird Library, Manuscripts Section, Park Row, Greenwich,London SE10 9NFThomas Leslie: papers including diary relating to voyage to the West Indies on the Rouseau 1879(JOD/247)Admiral of the Fleet Terence Thornton Lewin, Baron Lewin: personal and naval papers1928–2000 (LWN)William Schaw Lindsay MP, merchant and shipowner: further letters (69) and notes 1854–61

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Rear Admiral Algernon Littleton: letters to his mother, written from the time he joined the Navyonwards 19th cent. (REG03/003153)Albert Murray, seaman: letters (68) relating to naval career 1875–81 (REG07/000375)William Waite: diaries relating to cruises to Spain, Canada, the Atlantic and Australia 1860–93(JOD/240)

National Museums Liverpool: Maritime Archives and Library, Merseyside MaritimeMuseum, Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AQWilliam Driffield, ship passenger: journal of return voyage from Liverpool to Melbourne,Australia, on ships Lucille and Shannon 1877 (DX/2441)Bowen Evans, dockmaster of Birkenhead: notebook containing notes on docking vessels c.1970–9 (DX/2431)Ellis Hughes, pilot on River Mersey: personal logbook 1848–55 (DX/2428)John Mytton, Chief Radio Officer, Thompson Steam Ship Co.: narrative describing life on boardon travels to Africa, Europe, Russia, China and North America, c. 1937–39 (DX/2427)Ellerman Lines Ltd, shipowners: records including career papers of William Ford, engineer1940–70 (DX/2449)Derbyshire Family Association: papers relating to the sinking of the Bibby Line vessel MVDerbyshire in 1980, including enquiry transcripts and campaign material 1980–2005 (D/DFA)Employers Association of the Port of Liverpool: income and expenditure account ledgers (D/PEA)

Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, 66 Balmoral Avenue, Belfast BT9 6NYHarland & Wolff Ltd, shipbuilders, Belfast: additional records including correspondence fromLord Pirrie and material relating to London & Glasgow Engineering and Iron Shipbuilding Co.Ltd, Glasgow, 1902–32 (D4413)Koninklijke Nederlandse Meubelfabriek H.P. Mutters en Zoon, furniture manufacturers, TheHague: copy records relating to furnishing of Harland & Wolff ships including the Olympic andTitanic 1907–13 (T3903)

Royal Naval Museum, HM Naval Base (PP66), Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3NHJohn Biss, painter: diary of service aboard HMS Hannibal in the Mediterranean and HMSEuryalus on the China station, with a series of songs and poems, 1859–65 (2008.14)Albert Brailey, seaman: collected papers relating to early naval service including letters whileserving on HMS Impregnable and HMS Frobisher 1924–7 (2008.95)John Wilson Carmichael, marine artist: diary during the Baltic campaign of the Crimean War,1855 (2008.52)P.A. Chatters: diary aboard HMS Sapphire, including details of Dardanelles service 1914–17(2008.8)Rear-Admiral John Cornwall: letters and documents relating to naval career, 1809–70 (2008.33/1)David Peter Fleming, seaman: items relating to service on HMS Eagle including diary and ship’smagazines, 1955–7 (2008.32)George Thomas James, Chief Yeoman of Signals, RN: papers relating to naval service includingdiary and testimonials, 1909–45 (2008.142)Walter King, Master at Arms: papers relating to naval service including journals and notebooks1874–88 (2008.11)Henry W. Malone, stoker: completed log of time as prisoner of war including account of sinkingof HMS Bedouin which led to his capture, 1942–5 (2008.68)F.J. Peel, stoker, RN: transcript diary aboard HMS Weymouth including commissioning period,East Africa service and Mediterranean service 1913–16 (2008.102)George Platford, stoker: diary of service aboard HMS Canopus including services in SouthAtlantic, Pacific and Dardanelles, 1914–15 (2008.35)William Leonard Wilks, shipwright: diary during service on HMAS Australia while seconded tothe Royal Australian Navy 1913 (2008.139)William James Wood, signalman, RNVR: papers including diary while serving with the DoverPatrol, including accounts of the sinking HMS Glatton and the raid on Zeebrugge 1917–18 (2008.7)Cape of Good Hope Dockyard: in and out letter book of the Master Attendant 1806–9(2008.154)


SPECIAL

Wellcome Library, Archives and Manuscripts Section, 183, Euston Road, London NW1 2BEGeorge Herbert Whidborne, ship’s surgeon: journal of voyage from Shanghai and Zanzibarincluding illustrations, 1865–66 (MS.8636)

UNIVERSITY

Bangor University, Archives and Special Collections, Archives Department, University ofWales Bangor, College Road, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2DGRoyal Anglesey Yacht Club: minutes 1802–76 (2008/6)

Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, WestRoad, Cambridge, CB3 9DRJohn Moore (1729–1802), physician and author, Lt.-General Sir John Moore (1761–1809) andAdmiral Sir Graham Moore (1764–1843): correspondence and papers c. 1766–1840 (MS Add. 9808)

Glasgow University Archive Services, 13 Thurso Street, Glasgow, G11 6PEHarrisons (Clyde) Ltd, ship owners, Glasgow: records including annual reports and accounts,cashbooks, ledgers, re-structuring files, ship plans, ship movement books, ship management files,deck logbooks, engine logbooks 1956–2004) (ACCN3109)

King’s College London: Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, King’s College, London,Strand, London WC2R 2LSFarrier Sergeant Richard E. Pyle: diary of a voyage to Sudan made by Royal Irish Lancers, 1885

Oxford University: St Antony’s College: Middle East Archive, Middle East Centre Archive,St Antony’s College, Oxford, OX2 6JFWilliam Hamish Roberts, pilot for the Aden Port Trust: papers and photographs relating toservice in Aden, with a memoir, c. 1950–2008 (0435)

Southampton University Library, Highfield, Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 1BJAdmiral of the Fleet Louis Alexander Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Milford Haven:correspondence with Baroness Malortie 1896–1918 (MS 374)


UP TO 400 AD

BELTRANE, Carlo and GADDI, DarioReply to a comment on an article concerningthe hydraulic system of the Roman wreck atGrado, Gorizia, Italy, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol.,37, pp. 390–2.

BRANDON, Christopher J.,HOHLFELDER, Robert L. and OLESON,John Peter The concrete construction of theRoman harbours of Baiae and Portus Iulius,Italy: the ROMACONS 2006 field season, Int.J. Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 374–80.

GALLILL, Ehud and ROSEN, BaruchAncient remotely-operated instrumentsrecovered under water off the Israeli coast, Int.J. Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 283–94.

HAALMEIJER, Hans and VUIK, DikRomeinse barken, sandalen en feloeken: deZeilvaart op de Middellandse Zee. Alkmaar:De Alk. 224p.

HORNIG, Karin Leben mit dem Schiff: zurVerwendung und Wiederverwendung in derAntike. Remshalden: Grenier (2007) 179p.

LOUWE KOOIJMANS, Leendert P.Peddelen over de plassen: over kano’s enpeddels uit Meso- en Neolithicum inNederland in OOSTING, R. and AKKER, J.van den, eds Boomstamkano’s, pp. 26–37.

MARK, Samuel The earliest naval ram, Int. J.Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 253–72.

POLZER, Mark E. Toggles and sails in theancient world: rigging elements recovered fromthe Tantura B shipwreck, Israel, Int. J. Naut.Archaeol., 37, pp. 225–52.

ROYAL, Jeffrey Discovery of ancient harbourstructures in Calabria, Italy, and implicationsfor the interpretation of nearby sites, Int. J.Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 49–66.

WERNER, Walter Ein römerzeitliches Reliefmit einer Aedicula-Abbildung auf SchlossSeggau, Logbuch, 44, pp. 104–9.


400 TO 1500

ABULAFIA, David The discovery of man kind:Atlantic encounters in the age of Colum bus.New Haven/London: Yale U.P. 379p.

BLAIR, John, ed. Waterways and canalbuilding in medieval England. Oxford: OxfordUP (2007) 315p.

CHRISTENSEN, Arne Emil Recreating twoearly-Norse tool-chests, Int. J. Naut.Archaeol., 37, pp. 177–84.

CICILIOT, Furio Le superbe navi: cantieri etipologie navali liguri medievali. Savona:Società Savonese di Storia Patria. (2005) 231p.

CROOME, Angela From mud to flood: themost ambitious longship voyage yet, Int. J.Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 187–9.

DALY, Aoife Contacts across the North Sea c.800–1500 from a dendrochronological per -spective, in SCHOLL, L.U. and WILLIAMS,D.M., eds Crisis and transition, pp. 136–49.

DALY, Aoife and NYMOEN, Pål The Bøleship, Skien, Norway: research history,dendrochonology and provenance, Int. J.Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 153–70.

ERIKSSON, Niklas An early ‘half-carvel’ inthe Northern Baltic, Marit. Archaeol.Newsletter, 23, pp. 4–9.

FLECKER, Michael A 9th century Arab orIndian shipwreck in Indonesian waters: adden -dum, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 384–6.

GALLILL, Ehud and ROSEN, Baruch Fish -ing gear from a 7th century shipwreck off Dor,Israel, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 67–74.

GRUFFYDD, Ken Lloyd Piracy, privateeringand maritime Wales during the later MiddleAges, 2, Marit. Wales, 25 (2004), pp. 10–20.

GRUFFYDD, Ken Lloyd Maritime Wales’import trade during the later Middle Ages,Marit. Wales, 27 (2006), pp. 7–28 & 28 (2007),pp. 7–41.

HARPSTER, Matthew and COUREAS,Nicholas Codex Palatinus Graecus 367: athirteenth century method of determiningvessel burden?, M.M., 94, pp. 8–20.

HENG THIAM SOON, Derek Structures,networks and commercial practices of privateChinese maritime traders in Island SoutheastAsia in the early second millennium AD, Int. J.Marit. Hist., XX, 2, pp. 27–54.

JONES, Evan T. Alwyn Ruddock: ‘JohnCabot and the discovery of America’, Hist.Research, 81, pp. 224–54.

KAHANOV, Yaacov and STERN, EliezerShip graffiti from Akko (Acre), M.M., 94, pp.21–35.

KHALILIEH, Hassan S. Admiralty andmaritime laws in the Mediterranean Sea (ca.800–1050): the Kitab Akriyat al-Sufun vis-à-visthe Nomos Rhodion Nautikos. Leiden: Brill(2006) 275p.

LADERO QUESADA, Miguel AngelFuerzas navales y terrestres de los ReyesCatólicos en la primera guerra de Nápoles(1494–7), Rev. Hist. Nav., 100, pp. 11–57.

MCDONALD, R. Andrew Manx kingship inits Irish setting, 1187–1229: King Rognvaldrand the Crovan dynasty. Dublin: Four CourtsP. (2007) 254p.

MOLKENTHIN, Ralf Staen aus Wasser:technische, wirtschaftliche und militärischeAspeckte der Binnenschifffahrt im Westeuropades frühen und hohen Mittelalters. Berlin: LIT(2006) 187p.


NAKAS, Yannis D. 14th century galleys in theBlack Sea: ships in the romance of Alexanderthe Great, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol., 37, pp. 77–87.

OLSHIN, Benjamin The mystery of the‘Marco Polo’ maps: an introduction to aprivately-held collection of cartographicmaterials relating to the Polo family, TerraIncognita, 39 (2007), pp. 1–23.

ORIN, Asaf et al A new type of compositeanchor dated to the Fatimid-crusader periodfrom the Dead Sea, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol., 37,pp. 295–301.

PEACOCK, David and PEACOCK, AndrewThe enigma of ‘Aydhab’: a medieval Islamicport on the Red Sea coast, Int. J. Naut.Archaeol., 37, pp. 32–48.

PUJADES I BATLLER, Ramon J. Les cartesportolaires: la representació medieval d’unamar solcada. Barcelona: Institut Cartogràfic deCatalunya (2007) 526p + CD ROM.

ROSE, Susan, ed. The provision of ships forEdward I’s campaign in Scotland, 1300–1306:barges and merchantmen, Navy Rec. Soc., 153,Naval Miscellany, VII, pp. 1–56.

ROSE, Susan The medieval sea. London:Hambledon Continuum (2007) 210p. ISBN 978-1-85285-563-5 (hb) 978-1-84725-205-0 (pb).

ROYAL, Jeffrey A medieval galley discoveredin Turkey: a reply, Int. J. Naut. Archaeol., 37,pp. 388–90.

SAYERS, William Skimmour: a transient latemedieval term for ‘pirate’, M.M., 94, pp.314–20.

SMITH, G. Rex, trans. and ed. A traveller inthirteenth-century Arabia: Ibn al-Mujāwir’sTārīkh al-mustabsir. London: Ashgate forHakluyt Soc. [Hakluyt Soc. Ser., III, 19](2007). 341p. ISBN 978-0-904180-91-6.

SOBECKI, Sebastian I. The sea and medievalliterature. Woodbridge: D.S. Brewer [Studiesin Medieval Romance] 205p. ISBN 978-1-84383-137-1.

THIRSLAND, Søren Viking navigation.Roskilde: Viking Ship Mus. (2007) 40p.

VINDING, Niels, trans. MOYER-VINDING, Bridget The Viking discovery ofAmerica, 988–1008: the Greenland Norse andtheir voyages to Newfoundland. Lewiston,NY/Queenstown, ON/Lampeter: Mellen(2005) 129p.

WESTRATE, Job In het keilzog van modernemarkten: handel en scheepvaart op de Rijn,Waal en Ijssel ca. 1360–1560. Hilversum:Verloren 336p.

WUBS-MROZEWICZ, Justyna Traders, tiesand tensions: the interaction of Lübeckers,Overijsslers and Hollanders in late medievalBergen. Hilversum: Verloren 282p.

1500 TO 1700

ALLAIN, Thierry Les Néerlandais et lemarché monétaire levantin dans le secondemoitié du XVIIe siècle (1648–1701),Histoire,Économie et Societé, 27, 2, pp. 21–38.

ANDRADE, Tonio How Taiwan becameChinese: Dutch, Spanish and Han colonizationin the seventeenth century. New York:Gutenberg from Columbia U.P. (2007) 294p.

ANTUNES, Cátia Portuguese Jews inAmsterdam: an insight on entrepreneurialbehaviour in the Dutch Republic in JARVIS,A. and LEE, R., eds Trade, migration andurban networks, pp. 15–31.

BARKER, Rosalin Thomas Rogers and theJudith of Whitby: the voyage accounts of aseventeenth-century merchant ketch, NorthernMar./Marin du Nord, 17, 3 (2007), pp. 19–39.

BARRATT, John Cromwell’s wars at sea.Barnsley: Pen & Sword (2006) 208p.

BAYNTON-WILLIAMS, Ashley LosBritanicos están llegando: British interlopers inthe ‘Spanish Sea’ and the cartographic record,Map Forum, 11 (2007), pp. 42–8.

BEAL, Clifford Quelch’s gold: piracy, greedand betrayal in colonial New England.Westport, CT/London: Praeger (2007) 242p.

BELLAMY, Martin Christian IV and hisNavy: a political and administrative history ofthe Danish Navy, 1596–1648. Leiden/Boston:Brill (2006) 297p

BELLE, Ronald van De grafzerk van kapiteinLouys Lanssins ( 1650) en familie in de Sint-Gilliskerk in Brugge, Biekorf, 108, 1, pp. 102–11.

BERG, Adeline van den Een ‘seer hartelijckver langen’: een korte, alledaagse brief uit 1664in DOE, Erik van der, MOREE, P. andTANG, D.J., eds De dominee met het stenenhart, pp. 30–3.

BESSELIÈVRE, Jean-Yves 18 juin 1694: lade s cente de Camaret, Chasse-Marée, 206, pp.28–41.

BIEMOND, Dirk Jan Een postuum eer -geschenk voor Tromp: een kan en schaal vanJohannes Lutma uit 1647, Bulletin van hetRijksmuseum, 55 (2007), pp. 384–95.

BONKE, Hans, PARTHESIUS, Robert andPIJL-KETEL, Christine van der, edsArtefacts catalogue Avondster site, 1998–2004:the Anglo-Dutch East-Indiaman that waswrecked twice in Ceylon. n.p.: Centre forInternational Heritage Activities (2007) 273p.

BREEMAN VAN DER HAGEN, WalterHet leven en de daden van Witte Cornelisz. deWith Franeker: Van Wijnen [facsimile of 1662edn] 272p.

BROUWER, C.G. Cabessa or banga: Dutchdata on the benzoin business in early modernal-Mukh Bibliotheca Orientalis, 65, 1–2, pp.15–38.

BROUWER, C.G. Storehouse of stimulants:opium in the market of al-Mukh at the turn ofthe seventeenth century: statements by Dutcheyewitnesses, Itinerario, 32, 2, pp. 19–38.

BROUWER, C.G. A hazardous item: theinternational tobacco trade of the Red Sea portof al-Mukh, reflected in seventeenth-centuryDutch records, Itinerario, 32, 2, pp. 39–66.

BROUWER, Judith Volgens het boekje:brief theorie in een Amsterdamse brief uit 1672in DOE, Erik van der, MOREE, P. and TANG,D.J. eds, De dominee met het stenen hart, pp.42–6.

BRUYN KOPS, Henriette de A spirited ex -change: the wine and brandy trade betweenFrance and the Dutch Republic in its Atlanticframework, 1600–1650. Boston: Brill (2007)371p.

CHAMBERS, Cynthia The geography ofcannibalism: specificity in sixteenth-centuryNew World cartography and literature, TerraIncognita, 39 (2007), pp. 52–67.

COOK, Harold J. Amsterdam: entrepôt dessavoirs au XVIIe siècle, Revue d’HistoireModerne et Contemporaine, 55, pp. 19–42.

CROOKER, William and PEIRCE,Elizabeth Saladin: piracy, mutiny and murderon the high seas: a historical narrative. Halifax,NS: Nimbus Pub. (2006) 119p.

DAALDER, Remmelt Een zeeslag voor prinsMaurits, Amstelodamum, 95, pp. 3–12.

DAALDER, Remmelt Naval battles to orderin GASCHKE, J., ed. Turmoil and tranquillity.

DAMPIER, William, ed. & intro. SPENCER,James A voyage to New Holland: the Englishvoyage of discovery to the South Seas in 1699.Stroud: Nonesuch (2006) 222p. ISBN 1-84588-194-X.

DAVIES, J.D. Pepys’s Navy: ships, men andwarfare, 1649–89. Barnsley: Seaforth. 304p.ISBN 978-1-84832-0147.

DOEDENS, Anne Witte de With, 1599–1658:wereldwijde strijd op zee in de Gouden Eeuw.Hilversum: Verloren. 125p.

DOEDENS, Anne and LOOIJESTEIJN,Henk Op jacht naar Spaans zilver: het scheeps-journaal van Willem van Brederode, kapiteinder mariniers in de Nassause vloot (1623–6).Hilversum: Verloren. 493p.

ENDSOR, Richard The Van de Velde paint -ings for the Royal Yacht Charlotte, 1677,M.M., 94, pp. 264–75.

ENTHOVEN, Victor Thomas Cunningham(1604–69): conservator at the Scottish Court atVeere, in DICKSON, D., PARMENTIER, J.and OHLMEYER, J., eds, Irish and Scottishmercantile networks, pp. 39–66.


FITZPATRICK, Scott M. andCALLAGHAN, Richard Magellan’s crossingof the Pacific, J. Pacific Hist., 43, pp. 145–65.

GALAMÉ, RenéGuillaume Bette, marquis deLede: dernier gouverneur ‘espagnol’ deDunkerque (1646 puis 1652–1658), Rev. Hist.de Dunkerque et du littoral, 41, pp. 5–42.

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