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WHITSHED, Admiral Sir James, 266; his anecdote of Lord Gardner, 266.

WILLIAM III., King of England, grantor of peerage to grandfather of Lord Howe, 256.

WILLIAM IV., King of England, a midshipman at taking of Spanish convoy, 188; confers a peerage on Admiral Saumarez, 427.

WOLFE, General, Howe's friendship with, 262; intimacy of, with Admiral Jervis, 325, 326; anecdote concerning, 326; message of, by Jervis, to Miss Lowther, 326.

YORK, Duke of, received on shipboard by Howe, 263; holds reception, 263, 264.

Yorktown, 393.

Zealous, ship, 350.

Zele, ship, 238; collides with flag-ship Ville de Paris, 238.

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Works by Captain A. T. Mahan.

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THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER UPON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE. TWO vols.

THE LIFE OF NELSON, THE EMBODIMENT OF THE SEA POWER OF GREAT BRITAIN. TWO vols.

THE LIFE OF NELSON. Popular edition. One vol.

THE INTEREST OF AMERICA IN SEA POWER, PRESENT AND FUTURE.

LESSONS OF THE WAR WITH SPAIN, AND OTHER ARTICLES.

THE PROBLEM OF ASIA AND ITS EFFECT UPON INTERNATIONAL POLICIES.

TYPES OF NAVAL OFFICERS, WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL WARFARE DURING THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.