| 16006 | Martin, John Jeffries & Romano, Dennis, eds. Venice Reconsidered: The History and Civilization of the Italian City-State, 1297-1797. Baltimore: JHUP, 2000, xiii, 538 pp. Essays; conference; fresh look; emphasis on diversity of Venice. |
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| 16007 | Martin, John R. "War Plan Orange and the Maritime Strategy." Mil Rev, 69 (May 1989): 24-35. Origin, 1907; incorporated into Rainbow, 1939. |
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| 16008 | Martin, Laurence W. "The Market for Strategic Ideas in Britain: The 'Sandys Era.'" Am Pol Sci Rev, 56 (1962): 23-41. |
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| 16009 | Martin, Laurence W. The Sea in Modern Strategy. Studies in International Security Series, # 11. New York: Praeger; London: Chatto & Windus, 1967, 190 pp. From Institute of Strategic Studies. |
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| 16010 | Martin, Laurence W. "Sea Power and Modern Strategy: Lecture, 31 January 1968." JRUSI, 113 (August 1968): 193-201. |
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| 16011 | Martin, Les. Young Indiana Jones and the Titanic Adventure. Young Indiana Jones Series, # 9. New York: Random House, 1993, 139 pp. Juvenile fiction. |
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| 16012 | Martin, Lilian Ray. The Art and Archaeology of Venetian Ships and Boats. Studies in Nautical Archaeology Series, # 5. College Station: Texas A&M UP; London: Chatham, 2001, xii, 236 pp. Iconography, study of images. |
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| 16013 | Martin, Nancy. Search and Rescue: The Story of the Coastguard Service. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1974, 95 pp. |
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| 16014 | Martin, Paul W. "Kamikaze!" USNIP, 72 (August 1946): 1054-57. |
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| 16015 | Martin, Paula. Spanish Armada Prisoners: The Story of the Nuestra Senora del Rosario and Her Crew, and of Other Prisoners in England, 1587-1597. Exeter Maritime Studies Series, # 1. Exeter: Exeter UP, 1988, xii, 113 pp. Captured by Drake, 2nd day; plus some other prisoners. |
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| 16016 | Martin, Rob. Joseph Nye: From East Cowes to St. Petersburg: Peter the Great's Master Shipbuilder. Ryde: Victis, 2004, 62 pp. |
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| 16017 | Martin, Roy & Craigie-Halkett, Lyle. Risdon Beazley: Marine Salvor. Private Publication, [2006], 50 pp. Salvage company, 20th century, Southampton; Admiralty contract, 2nd World War. |
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| 16018 | Martin, Simon. The Other Titanic. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1980, 207 pp. Oceanic, another Harland & Wolff-built, White Star liner; aground & lost, 1914. |
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| 16019 | Martin, Steve & Sanger, Colin, comps. Matthew: A Voyage from the Past into the Future: Newfoundland and Home again to Bristol: A Celebration of the Voyage of the Replica of John Cabot's Caravel. London: Godrevy, [2000], 32 pp. |
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| 16020 | Martin, Susan. "Slaves, Igbo Women and Palm Oil in the Nineteenth Century." See R. Law, From Slave Trade to Commerce, pp. 172-94. |
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| 16021 | Martin, Tyrone G. A Most Fortunate Ship: A Narrative History of Old Ironsides. Annapolis: NIP, 1980, 1997, 2003, xi, 421 pp. 55 illustrations; USS Constitution. |
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| 16022 | Martin, Tyrone G. Undefeated: Old Ironsides in the War of 1812. Chapel Hill: Tryon, 1996, 75 pp. |
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| 16023 | Martin, Tyrone G. "Underway Replenishment, 1799-1800." Am Nep, 46 (Summer 1986): 159-64. Also see T. Runyan, Ships, Seafaring and Society, pp. 95-105. |
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| 16024 | Martin, Tyrone G., ed. The USS Constitution's Finest Fight, 1815: The Journal of Acting Chaplain Assheton Humphreys, U.S. Navy. Mt. Pleasant: N&A, 2000, 112 pp. |
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| 16025 | [Martin, William Fanshawe]. "The Admiralty." Portsmouth: Griffin, 1870, 27 pp. "By a Flag Officer;" originally in Blackwood's Magazine, 107 (June 1870): 763-71. |
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