A state of controversy... touching the late invention and practice of sheathing His Majesty's ship with lead, 1683

ID:	DAR/20
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Legge, George
Date made:	1683-01-01 - ?; 1683
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. On loan from the Dartmouth Heirloom Trust
Parts:	Legge, George, 1st Baron Dartmouth, Admiral of the Fleet, 1648-1691. (Manuscript) Instructions for officers, notes on artillery and naval affairs, copies, 1659-77 (Manuscript) (DAR/1) Commonplace book of Sir Edward SPragge, with copies of instructions and accounts. c.1666 (Manuscript) (DAR/2) Letter and orderbook of Prince Rupert and George Monke, Duke of Albermarle, February 26 1666 to September 5th 1666, of Rupert alone September 6 to October 2nd 1666. (Manuscript) (DAR/3) The RESOLUTION, Sir Thomas Allin, July 17 1669 to November 6 1670, Mediterranean (Manuscript) (DAR/4) Journal of Sir Edward Spragge, May 8 1671 to March 11 1672. Mediterranean (Manuscript) (DAR/5) Letter and orderbook of the Sub-commissioners of prizes, Portsmouth, March 16th 1672 to October 31st 1674 (Manuscript) (DAR/6) Journal of the campaign of 1672 - possibly kept by Sir Edward Spragge and of the ROYAL PRINCE 1673, May 2 1672 to August 23 1672; May 1st 1673 to August 10th 1673 (Manuscript) (DAR/7) The ASSISTANCE, Captain Munden, January 12th 1673 to September 12th 1673, Expedition to St Helena (Manuscript) (DAR/8) Sailing Instructions of the Duke of York, 1672, accounts of the battle of the 28th May 1672, also Narbrough's accounts of the battle of August 11th, 1673. (Manuscript) (DAR/9) The SUADADES, Captain James Jennifer, October 12th 1672 to June 1st 1673, London to Lisbon and back, with detailed account of LIsbon and Portugal (Manuscript) (DAR/10) Journal of the ROYAL KATHERINE, Captain George Legge, March 9 1672 to September 28th 1673 (Manuscript) (DAR/11) The CENTURION, Captain Charles Wylde, February 4th 1673 to September 29th 1674. England to Constantinople and back, with Sir John Finch (Manuscript) (DAR/12) Sailing Instructions of the Duke of York, possibly the copy of the Sir Edward Spragge (Manuscript) (DAR/13) Order book for Tangier with index, July 28 1683 to April 10th 1684, also with tables of the state of the fleet (Manuscript) (DAR/14) Order book for Tangier with index, July 28 1683 to April 10th 1684, also with tables of the state of the fleet (Manuscript) (DAR/15) Orderbook, North sea and Channel, 28 September 1688-6 Feb 1689, with index and list of appointment (Manuscript) (DAR/16) In and out letterbook, North Sea and Channel, 24 September 1688-10 January 1689 (Manuscript) (DAR/17) Journal of Captain Greenville Collins, 13 June 1688-11 January 1689, Home waters (Manuscript) (DAR/18) Observations concerning the dominion and sovereignty of the seas. n.d. (Manuscript) (DAR/19) A state of controversy... touching the late invention and practice of sheathing His Majesty's ship with lead, 1683 (Manuscript) (DAR/20) A sketch of an English galley, on vellum. n.d. (Manuscript) (DAR/21) Letterbook to and from the Alcayde of Alcazar, 14 September 1683-20 July 1684 with articles of truce, articles of peace of 1681 and 1682; also the journal of the intercourse between Lord Dartmouth and the Moors (Manuscript) (DAR/22) Journal of the proceedings of Samuel Pepys Esq., William Trumbull and Frederick Bacher, for enquiring into the state of the several Properties of the inhabitants of Tangier. Map of the city 1683 (Manuscript) (DAR/23) Out letterbook, 15 September 1683-18 April 1684, Tangier (Manuscript) (DAR/24) Out letterbook, (naval) 9 August 1683-9 May 1684, with index. Returns of surveys, victualling and courts-martial. (Manuscript) (DAR/25) Misc. book, Tangier, petitions and reports, journals and letters, list of army officers, gunners and guns, minutes of council of war 5 Oct 1683 and others, court-martial, some accounts. (Manuscript) (DAR/26) Orderbook with some in and out letters and accounts, 21 September 1683-18 April 1684 (Manuscript) (DAR/27) A discourse touching the past and present state of the Navy by Sir Robert Slingsby; also Charge for new ships and wear and tear 1660-1 (Manuscript) (DAR/28)

A state of controversy... touching the late invention and practice of sheathing His Majesty's ship with lead, 1683

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