| 21286 | Senior, Clive M. "An Investigation of the Activities and Importance of English Pirates, 1603-1640." Ph.D. diss, Bristol, 1973. (ASLIB 23-746). |
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| 21287 | Senior, Clive M. A Nation of Pirates: English Piracy in Its Heyday. Newton Abbot: David & Charles; New York: Crane Russak, 1976, 166 pp. 17th century; English best able to exploit situation, especially during war with Spain. |
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| 21288 | Senior, William. "Admiralty Matters in the Fifteenth Century." Law Quarterly Review (October 1919). |
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| 21289 | Senior, William. "Drake and the Suit of John Doughty." MM, 7 (October 1921): 291-97. John, brother of Doughty, brought suit against Drake; failed. |
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| 21290 | Senior, William. Naval History in the Law Courts: A Selection of Old Maritime Cases. London: Longman, 1927, 114 pp. 10 case studies, e.g., Doughty Affair, Winchester trial of 11 pirates. |
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| 21291 | Senior, William. "The Navy as Penitentiary." MM, 40 (October 1930): 313-18. Practice of sending criminals into Royal Navy. |
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| 21292 | Sennett, Richard & Oram, Henry J. The Marine Steam Engine: A Treatise for Engineering Students, Young Engineers, and Officers of the Royal Navy and Merchant Marine. London: Longman, 1882, 1900, 1906, 1924, xviii, 659 pp. Traced development of steam engine use at sea; 1st, 1801, by William Symington, Clyde River tug, each edition reflected technological improvements. |
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| 21293 | Senning, Calvin F. "Anglo-Spanish Rivalry in the Spitsbergen Whale Fishery, 1612-1616." Am Nep, 28 (October 1968): 239-50. |
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| 21294 | Senning, Calvin F. "Piracy, Politics and Plunder under James I: The Voyage of the Pearl and Its Aftermath, 1611-1615." Hunington Library Quarterly, 46 (Summer 1983): 187-222. Pearl, an interloper; precipatated major controversy & naval battle, 1611-1613. |
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| 21295 | Sephton, Jim H. [Sovereign of the Seas.] In 2000, noted as forthcoming; famous ship designed by Phineas Pett, launched, Woolwich, 1637. |
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| 21296 | Serling, Robert J. Something's Alive on the Titanic: A Novel. New York: St. Martin, 1990, xv, 399 pp. Fiction; disasters during efforts to recover. |
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| 21297 | Sermoneta, Vittoria Caetani, Duchess of. The Locks of Norbury: The Story of a Remarkable Family in the XVIIIth and XIXth Centuries. London, 1940. ** |
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| 21298 | Services and Anthems to be Used upon Thursday the 9th Day of January 1806. . . . Funeral of the Late Lord Viscount Nelson. . . . in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's, London. London: Eyre & Straham, 1806, 27 pp. |
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| 21299 | Servies, James A., ed. The Log of HMS Mentor, 1780-1781: A New Account of the British Navy at Pensacola. Pensacola: West Florida UP; Gainesville: Florida UP, 1982, xii, 207 pp. Intro: Robert R. Rea. |
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| 21300 | Seth, Ronald S. The Fiercest Battle: The Story of North Atlantic Convoy ONS.5, 22 April-7 May 1943. London: Hutchinson; New York: Norton, 1961, 1962, 208 pp. Foreword: P.W. Gretton. |
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| 21301 | Seth, Ronald S. Two Fleets Surprised: The Story of the Battle of Cape Matapan, Mediterranean, March 1941. London: Bles, 1960, xxii, 201 pp. Foreword: Angelo Jachino & William James; from Italian perspective. |
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| 21302 | Setlowe, Richard. The Black Sea. New York: Ticknor & Fields, 1991, xi, 413 pp. Fiction; international naval intrigue. |
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| 21303 | Setton, Kenneth M. "The Norman Conquest." National Geographic, 130 (August 1966): 206-51. 900th anniversary; featured: Bayeux Tapestry, "a moving pageant." |
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| 21304 | Sevaldsen, J., ed. Britain and Denmark: Political, Economic and Cultural Relations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. Copenhagen, 2003. Essays, some cited. |
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| 21305 | The 1766 Navy List. Bishop Norton: Ancholme, 2001, 200 pp. Ed: E.C. Coleman; snapshot of all aspects of Royal Navy, 18th century: ships, officers, Admiralty Board, Victualling Office, Trinity House, Chaplains, rates of pay for seamen & officers. |
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