Famous Sea Fights, from Salamis to Tsu-ShimaAtteridge, A. Hilliard (Andrew Hilliard)
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Famous Sea Fights, from Salamis to Tsu-Shima
Atteridge, A. Hilliard (Andrew Hilliard)
Naval battles
Schley, U.S. admiral, 278, etc.
Sebastopol, attack on sea-front, 209, 211
Selim II, 70
Semenoff, Captain, personal narrative of Tsu-shima, 313, 319, 320, 322,
327, 328;
taken prisoner, 340
Seymour, Lord Henry, 118, 126, 129, 132
Shafter, General, operations against Santiago, 286, etc.
Sigvald Jarl, 47
Sluys, 55, etc.
Steam applied to warships, 206, etc.
Steevens, John and Robert, inventors, 210
Strachan, Sir Richard, takes Dumanoir's squadron, 203
Suleiman the Magnificent, 70
Svold Island, battle of, 40, etc.
T
Takeomi, Admiral, 322, 331
Tegethoff, Austrian commander at Lissa, 235, etc.
Terschelling, sack of, 156
Themistocles, 4, 13, 14, 22
Ting, Chinese admiral at the Yalu, 259, etc.
Togo, captain of the "Naniwa" in the Chinese War, 260;
admiral commanding in chief in war with Russia, 301, etc.;
preparations for Baltic Fleet, 310, etc.;
his battle signal, 325;
slightly wounded, 333
Torpedoes, 252, 253
Trafalgar, 173, etc.
Troy, 4
Tsu-shima, battle of, 321, etc.
Turks, growth of their power, 67
U
Ulugh Ali, renegade Turkish admiral, 77, 84, 85;
counter-attack at Lepanto, 101;
his escape, 102
United States: the navy and the Civil War, 213, etc.;
the navy after the war, 277;
the new navy, 278;
situation at outbreak of war with Spain, 278, 279
Uriu, Admiral, 331
Urs de Margina, defender of fortress of Lissa, 237
V
Valdes, Diego Flores de, admiral of the Castilian squadron of the Armada,
114
Valdes, Pedro de, admiral of the Andalusian squadron, 114, 123
Van Tromp, 148, etc.
Veniero, Sebastian, Venetian admiral, 76;
at Lepanto, 97
Vikings. _See_ Norsemen
Viking ships, 43
Villeneuve, French admiral commanding at Trafalgar, 174, etc.;
wounded and taken prisoner, 197
W
Winter, Sir W., 118, 129, 132
Wireless telegraphy, 319
Witjeft, Russian admiral, killed in battle on the 10th of August, 302
Worden (afterwards Admiral), commander of the "Monitor," 223, etc.;
wounded in fight with "Merrimac," 227
X
Xantippus, 23
Xerxes, 4;
his great expedition, 5, etc.;
watches the battle of Salamis, 16;
return to Asia, 21, 22
Y
Yalu, naval battle of the, 255, etc.
York, Duke of (afterwards James II), 145, 158
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