| 17726 | O'Brien, Patrick K. "Inseparable Connections: Trade, Economy, Fiscal State, and the Expansion of Empire, 1688-1815." See P. Marshall, Oxford History of the British Empire, II., pp. 53-77. |
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| 17727 | O'Brien, Patrick K. "The Political Economy of British Taxation, 1660-1815." EcHR, 2 ser, 41 (February 1988): 1-32. Taxation system supported army & navy; key is fiscal history. |
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| 17728 | O'Brien, Patrick K. Power with Profit: The State and the Economy, 1688-1815: An Inaugural Lecture, University of London. London: IHR, 1991, 43 pp. |
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| 17729 | O'Brien, Patrick K. & Hunt, P.A. "The Rise of a Fiscal State in Britain, 1485-1815." His Res, 66 (1993): 129-76. A major contribution. |
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| 17730 | O'Brien, Patrick K. & Clesse, Armand, eds. Two Hegemonies: Britain, 1846-1914, and the U.S., 1941-2001. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2002, 384 pp. 19 essays from conference, 1997; comparison. |
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| 17731 | O'Brien, Patrick K., Hart, Marjolein, Keene, Derek & Van der Wee, Herman, eds. Urban Achievements in Early Modern Europe: Golden Ages in Antwerp, Amsterdam and London. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2001, xiv, 361 pp. 15 essays from 2 conferences; Braudel selected these 3 hegemonic cities, each succeeded the other in prominence over global economy; term: "entrepot." |
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| 17732 | O'Brien, Phillips Payson. British and American Naval Power: Politics and Policy, 1900-1936. Praeger Studies in Diplomatic & Strategic Thought Series. Westport: Praeger, 1998, x, 275 pp. Naval power was most prominent factor in national power. |
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| 17733 | O'Brien, Phillips Payson. "The Cabinet, Admiralty and the Perceptions Governing the Formation of British Naval Policy, 1900-1937." Ph.D. diss, Cambridge, 1992. Under Zara Steiner. |
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| 17734 | O'Brien, Phillips Payson. "Politics, Arms Control and U.S. Naval Development in the Interwar Period." See P. O'Brien, Technology & Naval Combat, pp. 148-64. |
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| 17735 | O'Brien, Phillips Payson, ed. Technology and Naval Combat in the Twentieth Century and Beyond. Naval Policy & History Series, # 13. London: Cass, 2001, 2004, xiii, 272 pp. Collection of essays, some cited. |
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| 17736 | O'Brien, Phillips Payson. "The Titan Refreshed: Imperial Overstretch and the British Navy before the First World War." P & P, 172 (August 2001): 147-69. National power, imperial expansion, consolidation. |
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| 17737 | O'Bryne, William R. "Naval Biography"; Or, A Naval Biographical Dictionary of the Officers of the Royal Navy (Or, of All Living Naval Officers). 2 vols. London: Murray, 1849, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2800 pp. Portsmouth: Realvision, CD-Rom, 2001; in original, blank pages, presumably to add future entries. |
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| 17738 | O'Bryne, William R. O'Bryne's Naval Annual for 1855. London: NMM, 1969. Original, NMM; activities of RN, Baltic, Black Sea, White Sea, 1850s. |
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| 17739 | Observations on the Preparation and Discipline of the British Navy, With Suggestions for a Better System. Pamphlet. London: Dalton, 1837, 29 pp. |
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| 17740 | O'Byrne, Robert. "The Lord High Admiral: A Few Practical Suggestions." Army & Navy Magazine, 1 (December 1880): 141-44. |
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| 17741 | O'Callaghan, John. The Saga of the Steam Ship Great Britain. London: Hart-Davis, 1971, 190 pp. From diaries & contemporary records; major innovation; design: Isambard Brunel. |
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| 17742 | Ocampo, Jose Antonio. "La historia maritima en el mundo: la batalla de Trafalgar: sintesis bibliografica." Rev. Hist. Nav, 22 (2004): 117-20. |
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| 17743 | Occleshaw, Michael E. Armour against Fate: British Military Intelligence in the First World War. Columbus: Ohio UP; London: Columbus, 1989, xvi, 423 pp. |
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| 17744 | Occleshaw, Michael E. "British Military Intelligence in the First World War." Ph.D. diss, Keele, 1984. (ASLIB 34/02, p. 156). |
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| 17745 | Ocean Liners of the Past. The Cunard Express Liners Lusitania and Mauretania. The Shipbuilder Series, # 2. London: Stephen, 1970, 209 pp. |
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