| 25066 | Williams, J.E.D. From Sails to Satellites: The Origin and Development of Navigational Science. New York: Oxford UP, 1992, 1993, 1994, xii, 310 pp. Panoramic study. |
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| 25067 | Williams, Jack. The Algerines: Fleet Minesweepers of the Royal Navy, 1942-1961. Blackpool: Williams, 1995, v, 387 pp. |
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| 25068 | Williams, Jack. Fleet Sweepers at War: Fleet Minesweepers of the Royal Navy, 1939-1945. Blackpool; Williams, 1997, ix, 208 pp. |
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| 25069 | Williams, Jack. They Led the Way: The Fleet Minesweepers at Normandy, June 1944. Blackpool: Williams, 1994, v, 172 pp. |
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| 25070 | Williams, Jay. The Spanish Armada. Horizon Caravel Book Series. New York: American Heritage; New York: Harper & Row, 1966, 153 pp. Folio, 139 illustrations; European background. |
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| 25071 | Williams, John. The Guns of Dakar: Operation Menace, September 1940. London: Heinemann, 1976, xvi, 201 pp. Fiasco & failure by Allies & De Gaulle. |
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| 25072 | Williams, John. "William Wordsworth's Nelson Revisited: 'Character of the Happy Warrior' and Benjamin the Waggoner." Traf Chron, 17 (2007): 161-79. 2 poems by Wordsworth. |
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| 25073 | Williams, John S. History of the Invasion and Capture of Washington. New York: Harper, 1857, 371 pp. |
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| 25074 | Williams, Judith Blow. British Commercial Policy and Trade Expansion, 1750-1850. Oxford: Clarendon, 1972, 1973, x, 514 pp. |
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| 25075 | Williams, Judith Blow. "The Development of British Trade with West Africa, 1750-1850." Pol Sci Qtr, 50 (June 1935): 194-213. |
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| 25076 | Williams, Kate. England's Mistress: The Infamous Life of Emma Hamilton. New York: Ballantine; London: Hutchinson; London: Random House, 2006, xvi, 416 pp. |
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| 25077 | Williams, Kate. "Nelson and Women: Marketing Representations and the Female Consumer." See D. Cannadine, Admiral Lord Nelson, pp. 67-89. Lecture subtitle: "Why Do Women Love Nelson?" |
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| 25078 | Williams, Kate. "Teasets and Tribulations: Nelson, Emma and Paradise Merton." Nel Dis, 9 (October 2006): 237-39. Details, Emma's search, 1801: Merton for 9000 (or today, 560,000) pounds. |
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| 25079 | Williams, Kathleen Broome. Grace Hopper: Admiral of the Cyber Sea. Annapolis: NIP, 2004, xvii, 240 pp. Hooper, 1902-1992, in the U.S. Navy, the pioneer in computer use & data processing. |
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| 25080 | Williams, Kathleen Broome. "Huff Duff: The Open Secret: The Development of High-Frequency Direction Finding by the U.S. Navy for the Battle of the Atlantic." Ph.D. diss, CUNY, 1993, 444 pp. Under Partick Abbazia; (DAI 54/09, p. 3560). |
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| 25081 | Williams, Kathleen Broome. Secret Weapons: U.S. High Frequency Direction Finding in the Battle of the Atlantic. Annapolis: NIP, 1996, xvii, 289 pp. |
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| 25082 | Williams, L.J. "A Carmarthenshire Ironmaster and the Seven Years' War." Business History, 2 (1959): 32-43. |
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| 25083 | Williams, Lloyd Haynes. Pirates of Colonial Virginia. Richmond: Dietz; Detroit: Grand Rapids, 1937, 1971, vii, 139 pp. |
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| 25084 | Williams, M.J. "The Naval Administration of the Fourth Earl of Sandwich, 1771-1782." D.Phil. diss, Oxford, 1962. Under Christopher Lloyd; (ASLIB 12-406). |
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| 25085 | Williams, Mark. Captain Gilbert Robert, RN, and the Anti-U-Boat School. London: Cassell, 1979, vi, 186 pp. When U-Boats began using acoustic torpedoes, frantic search for answer: Western Approaches Tactical Unit; Robert: rapid formulation of tactics. |
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