Reserve Ships, Speedy Equipment of, 132, v. i Restoration, The, 81, v. i Retirement of Sir W. White, 113, v. ii Richard I, 10, v. i Richard II, 10, 30, v. i Richard III, 33, 60, v. i Right Ahead Fire, 258, v. i Rigging, Firing at, 129, v. i Right of Search, 159, 161, v. i Robinson, Commander, on Causes of Mutiny, 146, v. i Robinson, Commander, R.N., Quoted, 194, v. i Rocket, Congreve, 236, v. i Rodjestvensky (analogy), 53, v. i Rodney, 127, 129, v. i Rogerswick, Harbour of, 180, v. i Rogues in Authority, 201, v. i Rolling of the “Orion,” 183, v. ii Romans in Britain, 1, v. i Rooke, Sir George, 96, v. i Routine, 260, v. ii Row Boats, 222, v. ii Royal Indian Marine, 233, v. ii Royal Naval College Established, Portsmouth, 187, v. i Royal Navy, Birth of, 35, v. i Royal Ships, 35, v. i Royal Yachts, 33, v. i “Ruinous Competition in Naval Armaments,” 206, v. ii Russel, 90, 91, v. i Russell, John Scott, 237, 249, v. i Russia, War with (1720), 106, v. i Russian Mines, 226, v. i Russian Navy Established by England, 95, v. i Russo-Japanese War, 205, v. ii Ryswick, Peace of, 92, v. i Samaurez, 163, v. i Samaurez in the Baltic, 180, v. i San Domingo, Battle of, 178, v. i Sandwich, Earl of, 84, v. i Saints, Battle of the, 129, v. i San Juan Nicaragua, Nelson at, 128, v. i Santa Croix, Capture of, 180, v. i Santa Cruz, Marquis of, 49, v. i Santissima Trinidad (130), 145, v. i Saxon Fleet, 8, v. i Saxons, 1, v. i Scantlings, 135, v. i Scarcity of Oak, 132, v. i “Scouts” Appear, 127, v. ii “Scrapping,” 311, v. i Scheldt, 183, v. i School of Naval Architecture, 187, v. i Scotts, 186, v. ii Scott Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, 175, v. ii Sea-Fights with the Danes, 2, v. i Seamen, Bounty to, 234, v. i Seamen, Foreign, 235, v. i Seamen, German, 233, v. i Sea-Going Masted Turret Ship, 276, v. i Sea-Going Qualities of Barnaby Ships, 59, v. ii Seamen, Improved, 44, v. i Sea Kings, Elizabethan, 47, v. i Seamanship, 114, v. i Sea Power and Napoleon, 163, 169, v. i Sea Regiment, The, 251, v. ii Search, Right of, 159, 161, v. i Sebastopol Attacked, 224, v. i Sebastopol, Siege of, 224, v. i Semenoff, Captain (quoted), 243, v. i “Semi-Dreadnoughts,” 127, v. ii Senegal Captured, 184, v. i Senyavin in the Mediterranean, 181, v. i Senyavin, Ships of, Restored, 186, v. i Serpents, 15, v. i Seymour, Sir Hamilton, 235, v. i Shah and Huascar Action, 322, v. i Shell Guns, Adopted, 220, v. i Shell, Percussion, 227, v. i Shell, Thermite, 244, v. i Sheerness, Dutch at, 83, v. i Ships, Engaging exactly End-on, 179, v. ii Ships, Iron-plated, 237, v. i Ships, Ironclad, 239, v. i Ships of King Alfred, 5, v. i _SHIPS MENTIONED BY NAME._ Aboukir, 101, v. ii Abyssinia, 231, v. ii Acheron class, 200, v. ii