| 12765 | Kemp, Peter Kemp. Prize Money: A Survey of the History and Distribution of the Naval Prize Fund. Aldershot: Gale & Polden, 1946, 33 pp. Pamphlet. |
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| 12766 | Kemp, Peter Kemp. "The Royal Navy." See S. Nowell-Smith, Edwardian England, pp. 487-516. |
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| 12767 | Kemp, Peter Kemp. The True Book about the Royal Navy. London: F. Muller, 1959, 144 pp. Illus: David Cobb; juvenile literature. |
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| 12768 | Kemp, Peter Kemp. "War Studies in the Royal Navy." JRUSI, 111 (May 1966): 151-55. |
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| 12769 | Kempe, A.J. Particulars of the Armada and Preparations against the Invasion. London, 1835. Contemporary documents. |
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| 12770 | Kempthorne, G.A. "Sir John Kempthorne and His Sons." MM, 12 (1926): 289-317. |
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| 12771 | Kenchington, Bee, ed. "And Home There's No Returning": Letters of Lieutenant John M. Iago, RNVR, Written from HMS Hood to His Family, 23 September 1939-4 March 1941. Fleet Hargate: Arcturus, 2004, xi, 109 pp. Ed: by his sister. |
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| 12772 | Kendall, Calvin B. & Wells, Peter S., eds. Voyage to the Other World: The Legacy of Sutton Hoo. Medieval Studies Series, # 5. Minneapolis: Minnasota UP, 1992, xix, 222 pp. 12 essays; 50th anniversary of the discovery, conference, Minneapolis, May 1989; famous ship burial, discovered 1939; hypothesis: Raedwald of East Anglia, but no body, perhaps, memorialized; incredible similarities to Beowulf. |
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| 12773 | Kendall, Charles Wye. Private Men-of-War. London: Allan, 1931, ix, 308 pp. English privateering. |
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| 12774 | Kendall, E.J.C. "Scurvy during Some British Polar Expeditions, 1875-1917." Polar Record, 7 (1955): 467-85. |
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| 12775 | Kendall, Paul. The Zeebrugge Raid, 1918: "The Finest Feat of Arms." Stroud: Spellmount; Stroud: History, 2008, 2009. |
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| 12776 | Kendall, Thomas & Kendall, Miles. The Sailing Companion. London: Robson, 2005, 160 pp. Collection of nautical knowledge. |
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| 12777 | Kendrick, John S. Alejandro Malaspina: Portrait of a Visionary. Montreal: McGill-Queen's UP, 1999, 2003, xi, 200 pp. |
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| 12778 | Kendrick, John S. "The Evolution of Shipbuilding in the Eighteenth Century." See S. Haycox, Enlightenment & Exploration, pp. 88-102. |
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| 12779 | Kendrick, John S. The Men with Wooden Feet: The Spanish Exploration of the Pacific Northwest. Toronto: NC, 1985, 1986, 168 pp. |
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| 12780 | Keneally, Thomas. The Commonwealth of Thieves: The Story of the Founding of Australia. Sydney: Random House; London: Chatto & Windus; New York: Doubleday; New York: Knopf, 2005, 2006, 509 pp. Alt. title: A Commonwealth of Thieves: The Improbable Birth of Australia; first years of settlement, a close run thing; 3 convict fleets arrived during governorship of Arthur Phillips. |
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| 12781 | Kennard, A.N. Gunfounding and Gunpowders: A Directory of Cannon Founders from Earliest Times to 1850. London: Arms & Armour, 1986, 176 pp. Folio; alphabetical listing. |
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| 12782 | Kennedy, Don H. Ship Names: Origins and Usages during 45 Centuries. Charlottesville: Virginia UP, 1974, 175 pp. For Mariners' Museum; British & American names. |
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| 12783 | Kennedy, Donald E. "The Crown and the Common Seaman in Early Stuart England." Hist'l Stu, 11 (April 1964): 170-77. Seen as distinct group with peculiar characteristics. |
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| 12784 | Kennedy, Donald E. "The English Naval Revolt of 1648." EnHR, 77 (April 1962): 247-56. Julian Corbett Prize Essay, 1958; clearly, political motives were prominent. |
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