Account by Henry Andrews, Master of HMS NAIAD, of his part in the Battle of Trafalgar.
Account by Henry Andrews, Master of HMS NAIAD, of his part in the Battle of Trafalgar, 19-22 Oct 1805; contains descriptions of anchorages mainly in the Mediterranean, attributable to Thomas Mann, Master, with details of his service under Nelson, ca.1805-11; details on HMS ORLANDO; list of the strength of the World's Navies in 1864, additions by C.J. Burns, ca.1864
Record Details
| Item reference: | HIS/37/1; HIS/37 MS1983/149 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript volumes acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1805-01-01 - 1864-12-31 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- An account of the movement of the French Fleet in the Mediterranean in 1693 entitled 'Campagne Navale de M. de Tourville'. (Manuscript) (HIS/1/1)
- Two typescript copies of the translation made by Lady Fawcett from the 'Campagne Navale de 1693'. (Manuscript) (HIS/1/2)
- Author's copy of 'A History of the Late Siege of Gibraltar', published in 1790. (Manuscript) (HIS/2)
- Accounts of the Battle of Beachy Head, 1690. (Manuscript) (HIS/3/1)
- Two typescript copies of an account of the Battle of Beachy Head by Geo. Rooke. (Manuscript) (HIS/3/2)
- Account of the wreck of HMS LUTINE, 1799 and of salvage work carried out. (Manuscript) (HIS/4)
- Printed narrative of the Death of Nelson by William Beatty. (Manuscript) (HIS/6)
- Transferred to BGR/28. (Manuscript) (HIS/7)
- 'The Submarine Peril' by Admiral of the Fleet, the Right Hon The Earl Jellicoe - vol I. (Manuscript) (HIS/8)
- 'The Submarine Peril' by Admiral of the Fleet, the Right Hon The Earl Jellicoe - vol II. (Manuscript) (HIS/9)
- Account of the loss of the merchant ship LUXEMBURGH. (Manuscript) (HIS/12/1)
- Account of the loss of the merchant ship LUXEMBURGH - Original cover. (Manuscript) (HIS/12/2)
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