| 14865 | McCartney, Innes. British Submarines, 1939-1945. New Vanguard Series, # 129. Oxford: Osprey, 2006, 48 pp. Illus: Tony Bryan. |
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| 14866 | McCartney, Innes. British Submarines of World War I. New Vanguard Series, # 145. Oxford: Osprey, 2008, 48 pp. |
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| 14867 | McCartney, Innes. Lost Patrols: Submarine Wrecks of the English Channel. Penzance: Periscope, 2003, 183 pp. Nautical archaeology; from various archives: 3308 submarines lost; 121 in this book: 97 German, 19 RN, 3 French, 2 unknown. |
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| 14868 | McCarty, Jennifer Hooper & Foecke, Timothy. [New Evidence on Sinking of Titanic.] London. In 2008, noted as forthcoming; conclusion: inferior material, notably excess slag in steel, 9% vs 2% for proper amount. |
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| 14869 | McCaughan, Michael. Birth of the Titanic. Belfast: Blackstaff; London: McGill, 1998, 184 pp. Folio, pictorial. |
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| 14870 | McCaughan, Michael & Appleby, John, eds. The Irish Sea: Aspects of Maritime History. Belfast: Institute of Irish Studies, 1989, 179 pp. Essays, conference, Institute of Irish Studies, Queen's University, Belfast, October 1986. |
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| 14871 | McCaughan, Michael, comp. Steel Ships and Iron Men: Shipbuilding in Belfast, 1894-1912. Belfast: Friar's Bush, 1989, 108 pp. For Harland & Wolff; Ulster Folk & Transport Museum. |
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| 14872 | McCaughan, Michael. Titanic. Holywood: Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, 1982, 32 pp. |
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| 14873 | McCaughan, Michael. "Titanic: Out of the Depths and Into the Culture." See A. Buckley, Symbols of Northern Ireland, pp. 133-52. |
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| 14874 | McCaughey, R. "The English Navy, Politics and Administration, 1640-1649." D. Phil. diss, Ulster, 1983, 315 pp. Under K.J. Lindley. |
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| 14875 | McClean, David. Education and Empire: Naval Tradition and England's Elite Society. London: Academic; New York: St. Martin, 1998, 1999, 224 pp. Records from Admiralty Schools, Greenwich. |
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| 14876 | McClintock, Francis Leopold, ed. The Voyage of the Fox in the Arctic Seas: A Narrative of the Discovery of the Fate of Sir John Franklin and His Companions. London: Murray; Edmonton: Hurtig, 1859, 1972, xxvii, 403 pp. Expedition, Sir James Clark Ross, 1848; some clues. |
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| 14877 | McCloy, John J. The Atlantic Alliance: Its Origins and Future. Pittsburg: Carnegie Mellon UP, 1969. Fairless Lectues 1968. |
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| 14878 | McClure, John A. Kipling and Conrad: The Colonial Fiction. Cambridge: Harvard UP, 1981, 182 pp. Kipling, a colonial soldier, Conrad, a merchant seaman. |
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| 14879 | McClure, Robert John le Mesurier. The Discovery of the North-West Passage by HMS Investigator, Captain R. McClure, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854. London: Longman; Rutland: Charles Tuttle, 1856, 1857, 1969, xix, 405 pp. Ed: Sherard Osborn; classic study; 1st to prove North West Passage, walking most of it. |
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| 14880 | McCluskie, Tom. Anatomy of the Titanic. San Diego: Thunder Bay, 1998, 160 pp. |
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| 14881 | McCluskie, Tom. Harland and Wolff; Designs from the Shipbuilding Empire. London: Conway, 1998, 160 pp. Large folio, slick production, colored illustrations; fabulous layout. |
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| 14882 | McCluskie, Tom. No Place for a Boy: A Life at Harland and Wolff. Stroud: Tempus, 2007, 160 pp. Memoir; declining industry. |
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| 14883 | McCluskie, Tom. Ships from the Archives of Harland and Wolff, the Builders of the Titanic. Edison: Chartwell, 1998. |
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| 14884 | McCluskie, Tom, Sharpe, Michael & Marriott, Leo. Titanic and Her Sisters Olympic and Britannic. San Diego: Thunder Bay, 1998, 512 pp. Large folio, profusely illustrated. |
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