Napoleon, First Consul, 159, v. i Napoleon’s Invasion of Russia, 188, v. i Napoleon and Nelson, 169, v. i Napoleon, Re-appearance of, 193, v. i Napoleon, Renovates his Navy, 181, v. i Napoleon and “Sea Power,” 163, v. i National Interests, 206, v. ii Naval Abuses, 65, v. i Naval Aeroplanes, 225, v. ii Naval Agreement with the Colonies, 237, v. ii Naval Aviation, 222, v. ii Naval Defence Act, 63, v. ii Naval Defence Act Cruisers, 71, v. ii Naval Commission, 81, v. i Naval Regulations of John, 16, v. i Naval Pay in Great War, 209, v. i Naval Scare of 1887–89, 61, v. ii Naval Punishments, 20, v. i Naval War, The Next, 265, v. ii Navarino, Battle of, 213, v. i Navy of Canute, 8, v. i Navy, Non-Existence of, in Early Times, 19, v. i Nelson, 12, 97, 162, v. i; 260, v. ii Nelson (analogy), 42, v. i Nelson at Gibraltar, 172, v. i Nelson at Toulon, 133, v. i Nelson in the “Agamemnon,” 138, v. i Nelson in the Mediterranean, 157, v. i Nelson (ref.), 34, v. i Nelson at Cadiz, 149, v. i Nelson, First Appearance of (1780), 128, v. i Nelson, Costume of Men, in Era of, 196, v. i Nelson Defeated at Santa Cruz, 150, v. i Nelson, Drawing Away of, 171, v. i Nelson Institutes Theatricals, 200, v. i Nelson, Last Order of, 177, v. i Nelson’s Limitations, 169, v. i Nelson Mortally Wounded, 176, v. i Nelson and Mutineers, 151, v. i Nelson’s Schemes of Invasion, 162, v. i Neutral Flag, Property Under, 161, v. i Neutrality, Armed, 161, v. i New Forest, Oak Plantations, 132, v. i New Scheme, The, 247, v. ii Newfoundland Naval Reserve, 237, v. ii New Zealand and the British Fleet, 234, 237, v. ii New Zealand’s Interest in the Imperial Navy, 234, v. ii Nore, Mutiny at, 146, v. i Norman Invasion, 9, v. i Normans, 21, v. i Norris, Sir John, 105, v. i Norton’s Liquid Fire, 243, v. i North Foreland, Battle of, 82, v. i Nova Scotia, 103, v. i Nile, Battle of (analogy), 42, v. i North and South Nigeria, 232, v. ii “Numbers Only Can Annihilate,” 215, v. ii Oak Plantations, 132, v. i Oberon, Laws of, 17, v. i Ocean-going Destroyers, 199, v. ii Odessa Bombarded, 224, v. i Odin, 216, v. i Officering the Fleet, 115, v. i Officers, Inexperience of, 233, v. i Officers’ Wine for Wounded, 207, v. i Ogle, 109, v. i Oil Fuel, 200, v. ii Original Conception of the Dreadnought Era, 196, v. ii Ormonde, Duke of, 96, v. i Ornamental Work Reduced, 97, v. i Ostend Attacked, 82, v. i Ostend Captured (1706), 103, v. i Paddle Experiments, 212, v. i Paddles, “Galatea” Fitted with, 213, v. i Paddle Recognised as a Source of Danger (1825), 216, v. i Paddle Wheels Exposed, 216, v. i Paint on Warships, 69, v. i Paixham, General, 223, v. i Palmer’s, 175, v. ii Parma, Duke of, 49, v. i Parker, Sir Hyde, 161, v. i