| 20166 | Robinson, Robb. A History of the Yorkshire Coast Fishing Industry, 1780-1914. Occasionsl Papers in Regional and Local Historyy Series, # 1. Hull: Hull UP, 1987, x, 110 pp. |
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| 20167 | Robinson, Robb. "The Rise of Trawling on the Dogger Bank Grounds: The Diffusion of an Innovation." MM, 75 (February 1989): 79-88. 1840-1860, change from line to trawl net; railroad development a key factor. |
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| 20168 | Robinson, Robb. "Steam Power and Distant-Water Trawling." See D. Starkey, Exploiting the Sea, pp. 206-16. |
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| 20169 | Robinson, Robb. Trawling: The Rise and Fall of the British Trawl Fishery. Exeter: Exeter UP, 1996, 280 pp. Significant study. |
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| 20170 | Robinson, Robb. "The Yorkshire Coast, 1780-1880." See D. Starkey, Exploiting the Sea, pp. 91-95. |
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| 20171 | Robinson, Robert I. "Gunboat Diplomacy, 1882: The U.S.N. and the Bombardment of Alexandria." Warship International, 19 (1982): 47-56. USS Galena, 1 of 40 warships present as British bombarded. |
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| 20172 | Robinson, Samuel. A Sailor Boy's Experience aboard a Slave Ship. Wigtown: GC Book, 1869, 1996, 137 pp. 2 voyages aboard, 1800-1804. |
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| 20173 | [Robinson, T.] "Sir John Narborough's Voyage to the South Sea." See An Account of Several Late Voyages and Discoveries, pp. 1-128. |
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| 20174 | Robinson, Walter L. "Saga of the Scharnhorst." USNIP, 70 (September 1944): 1143-53. |
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| 20175 | [Robinson, William.] Jack Nastyface: Memoirs of an English Seaman. Sailor's Tales Series. London: Robinson; Annapolis: NIP; London: Wayland; London: Chatham, 1836, 1973, 2002, 155 pp. 27 illustrations; intro: Oliver Warner; original title: Nautical Economy; lower deck memoir, fought at Trafaltar; classic. |
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| 20176 | Robinson, William Morrison, Jr. The Confederate Privateers. Classics in Maritime History Series. New Haven: Yale UP; Columbia: South Carolina UP, 1928, 1990, xvi, 372 pp. North called them pirates; recounted exploits. |
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| 20177 | Robison, Mark Power. "Maritime Frontiers: The British, French and Mi'kmaq in Nova Scotia and Ile Royale." Ph.D. diss, Colorado, 2000. |
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| 20178 | Robison, S.S. & Robison, Mary L. A History of Naval Tactics from 1530 to 1930; The Evolution of Tactical Maxims. Annapolis: NIP, 1942, xxiii, 956 pp. |
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| 20179 | Robjohns, Sydney. "The Siege of Quebec." TRHS, 1 ser, 5 (1877): 144-72. |
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| 20180 | Robotti, Frances Diane & Vescovi, James. The USS Essex and the Birth of the American Navy. Holbrook: Adams, 1999. Popular history; operated in Pacific against British; captured, made Irish prison hulk. |
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| 20181 | Robson, Brian. The Road to Kabul: The Second Afghan War, 1878-1881. London: Arms & Armour, 1986, 312 pp. British "Great Game"; fear of threat of Russia; invaded, occupied. |
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| 20182 | Robson, John C. The Captain Cook Encyclopedia. London: Chatham; Mechanicsburg: Stackpole, 2004, 288 pp. 23 expert contributors; excellent bibliography. |
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| 20183 | Robson, John C. Captain Cook's War and Peace: The Royal Navy Years. Barnsley: Seaforth, 2009, 208 pp. 35 illustrations; Cook, unique qualification. |
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| 20184 | Robson, John C. Captain Cook's World: Maps of the Life and Voyages of James Cook, RN. New York: Random House; London: Chatham; Seattle: Washington UP, 2000, 2001, 212 pp. Especially strong on maps; details of 3 voyages. |
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| 20185 | Robson, John C. "The Charts Produced during the Pacific Voyages of Bougainville and Cook: A Comparison." Globe, 54 (2003): 39-60. |
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