| 24826 | Whitehead, William & Macartney-Filgate, Terence. Dieppe, 1942: Echoes of Disaster. New York: St. Martin; Toronto: Personal; Glasgow: Drew, 1979, 1980, 1982, 187 pp. Profusely illustrated; to support CBC-TV documentary; cynical, biased, badgering, highly critical; "it is small wonder that the very word Dieppe chills the hearts of an entire generation of Canadians." |
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| 24827 | Whitehill, Walter Muir, ed. New England Blockaded in 1814: The Journal of Henry Edward Napier, Lieutenant in HMS Nymphe. Salem: Peabody Museum, 1939, xxi, 90 pp. Extremely effective blockade. |
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| 24828 | Whitehorne, Joseph A. The Battle of Baltimore, 1814. Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation, 1997, 262 pp. Broader than title; actually, excellent about Chesapeake Campaign of 1812-1814. |
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| 24829 | Whitehorne, Joseph A. While Washington Burned: The Battle for Fort Erie, 1814. Mt. Pleasant: Nautical & Aviation, 1992, 1993, 2006, x, 227 pp. Details, campaign along Niagara River; American capture of Fort Erie. |
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| 24830 | Whitehouse, Arthur George. Amphibious Operations. New York: Doubleday; London: Muller, 1963, 1964, 346 pp. General history, from time of Caesar. |
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| 24831 | Whitehouse, David. "The Mediterranean Perspective." See R. Farrell, Sutton Hoo: 50 Years After, pp. 117-28. Byzantine & Frankish influenes & artefacts. |
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| 24832 | Whitehurst, Clinton H., Jr., ed. The U.S. Merchant Marine: In Search of an Enduring Maritime Policy. Annapolis: NIP; London: Arms & Armour, 1984, 330 pp. 80 illustrations; since 1954, U.S. dropped from 1st to 11th place. |
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| 24833 | Whitelaw, Charles E. Scottish Arms Makers: A Biographical Dictionary of Makers of Firearms, Edged Weapons and Armour Working in Scotland from the Fifteenth Century to 1870. London: Arms & Armour, 1977, 339 pp. Ed: Sarah Barter; foreword: William Reid; folio; survey by location: Abbatshall to Touch. |
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| 24834 | Whiteley, William Henry. "The British Navy and the Siege of Quebec, 1775-1776." Can His Rev, 61 (March 1980): 3-27. Conclusion: RN saved Quebec & reinforced Canada, ultimately saving her too. |
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| 24835 | Whiteley, William Henry. James Cook in Newfoundland, 1762. St. John's: Newfoundland Historical Society, 1975, 31 pp. Early career. |
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| 24836 | Whitelock, Dorothy, Douglas, D.C. & Tucker, S.I., eds. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. London, 1961. Excellent translation. |
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| 24837 | Whitelock, Dorothy, ed. Anglo-Saxon Wills. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1930, 1973, 1986, xlvi, 244 pp. |
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| 24838 | Whitemore, Hugh. Breaking the Code: A Play. Oxford: Amber Lane, 1987, 80 pp. Alan Turing; at Haymarket Theatre, London, October 1986. |
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| 24839 | Whiteside, M.C. "Operation Battle Ensign." AQ&DJ, 122 (April 1992): 143-47. British Joint Services Expedition to Malaysia, 1991; by sub-aqua diving group to find locations of Prince of Wales & Repulse; placed flags, equivalent to wreaths; BBC documentary. |
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| 24840 | Whiteside, Noel. "The Dock Decasualization Issue, 1889-1924: Public Policy and Port Labour Reform." Ph.D. diss, Liverpool, 1977. |
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| 24841 | Whitestone, Nicholas E. The Submarine: The Ultimate Weapon. London: Davis-Poynter, 1973, 146 pp. |
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| 24842 | Whiteway, Richard Stephen, ed. The Portuguese Expedition to Abyssinia in 1541-1543. . . . Publications of the Hakluyt Society, 2 ser, vol. 10. London: HS, 1902. For Hakluyt Society. |
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| 24843 | Whiteway, Richard Stephen. The Rise of Portuguese Power in India, 1497-1550. London: Constable, 1899, 1967, 1979, xvi, 357 pp. Intro: B.P. Ambashthya. |
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| 24844 | Whitfield, Andrew. Hong Kong, Empire and the Anglo-American Alliance at War, 1941-1945. New York: Palgrave, 2001, xii, 266 pp. Alliance not always smooth running. |
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| 24845 | Whitfield, Carol M. Tommy Atkins: The British Soldier in Canada, 1759-1870. History & Archaeology Series, # 56. Ottawa: National Historic Branch, 1981, 239 pp. Enlightening on issues of enlisted forces; pseudonym for universal British soldier; issues: alcohol, desertion, discipline, religion; administered by 11 separate agencies; some archaeology. |
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