Sir W. White’s Views on the “Sovereigns,” 65, v. ii “Slop Chest,” 195, v. i Sluys, 24, v. i Small Cruisers and First Cost, 75, v. ii Small German Protected Cruisers, 197, v. ii Smith, Sir Sidney, 180, v. i “Smoak-Boat” of Meerlers, 90, v. i Sole Bay, Battle of, 85, v. i Solid Bulkhead, 204, v. ii Suffren, 129, v. i Southampton Sacked, 23, v. i South Australia, 232, v. ii Southsea Beach, 175, v. i Sovereignty of the British Seas, 10, 16, v. i Sovereignty of the Seas upheld by Cromwell, 75, v. i Spain, First War with, 28, v. i Spain, Operations against, 45, v. i Spanish Instructors in English Navy, 43, v. i Spanish Wars (Succession), 95, v. i Spanish Treasure Ship Captured by Captain Anson, 111, v. i Spanish Treasure Ships, 158, v. i Specialisation in Elizabethan Times, 46, v. i Speed in the “Drake” class, 103, v. ii “Spit and Polish,” 242, v. ii Spithead Mutiny, 146, 202, v. i Spragge, 85, v. i St. Andre, Jean Bon, 134, v. i St. Bride’s Day Massacre, 8, v. i St. Lucia Captured (1794), 137, v. i St. Malo, 90, 119, v. i St. Thomas Captured, 180, v. i St. Vincent, 145, v. i St. Vincent, Cape, Battle of, 145, v. i Steam Ships Anticipated, 212, v. i Steam Tugs added to Navy, 213, v. i Steam Vessel, The First, 215, v. i Steam Vessels, Auxiliary, 219, v. i Steam Warships, 215, v. i Steering Gear Unprotected, 257, v. i Sterns made Circular, 211, v. i Stewart Kings and the Navy, 87, v. i Stones from Aloft, 27, v. i Stores regularly Instituted, 132, v. i Stour, Battle of, 2, v. i Stoving, 107, v. i Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir E., 177, 183, v. i Sub-divisions, 271, v. i Submarine, Americans refuse to officially sanction, 190, v. i Submarine Battleship may appear, 215, v. ii Submarine, First, 59, v. i Submarine, First appearance of, 190, v. i Submarine, First use of, in War, 125, v. i Submarine, The, 228, v. i; 208, v. ii Submarines, a Danger to Big Ships, 194, v. ii Submarines and Harbour Defence, 208, v. ii Succession, War of the Spanish, 95, v. i Super-Dreadnoughts, 175, v. ii Super-heated Steam, 201, v. ii Superior Artillery, 231, v. i Supply of Oak, 132, v. i Surgeons, 207, v. i; 257, v. ii Sveaborg, 235, v. i Swain, King of Denmark, 8, v. i Sweden becomes French Ally, 186, v. i Sweden, War with (1715), 105, v. i Sweden, Peace with, Declared (1812), 188, v. i Swedish Fleet, 162, v. i Sweeps superseded by Paddles, 213, v. i Tactics, 60, v. i Tactics at Trafalgar, 176, v. i Tactics, Early, 28, v. i Tactics, English, 230, v. i Tactics, First appearance of, 21, v. i Tagus Blockaded, 181, v. i “Tailoring,” 260, v. ii Tarpaulin Seamen, 115, v. i Tegethoff at Lissa (analogy), 100, v. i Tercera, Battle of, 48, v. i Teignmouth Attacked, 89, v. i Texel, 84, v. i Thames Iron Works, Blackwall, 250, v. i