Maritime Geschichte Bücher

Brugge, J. ter a.o.: 2008 Stavanger, softcover 212 pages, illustrated. "Maritime People: the North Sea History Conference" presents insights from the 9th North Sea History Conference (Stavanger, 2008), exploring the lives, roles, and...

Prud,homme van Reine, R.: 2020 Historisch Museum Den Briel, softcover, 40 blz., geïllustreerd. De levens en carrières van zeehelden met wortels in Brielle, zoals Maerten Tromp en Witte de With . Deze admiraals bekleedden hoge functies...

Robertson, F.L.: 1968 London, hardcover 307 pages, illustrated. Reprint of the 1921 edition. The Evolution of Naval Armament traces the profound technological advancements in naval warfare, focusing on the development of ships, engines,...

Murray, J: 1997 Dundee, softcover 71 blz., illustrated. The pivotal British naval triumph over the Dutch, led by Admiral Duncan, which secured Britain’s dominance at sea during the French Revolutionary Wars . Through essays and analysis,...

Gould, R.T.: 1923 Potter London, hardcover, first edition, 287 pages, illustrated. The Marine Chronometer by Rupert T. Gould is a definitive and comprehensive history of the development of the marine chronometer, detailing the...

Fowler, W.M.: 1990 Bluejacket Books USA, softcover, 352 pages, illustrated. A vivid and well-researched account of the crucial yet often overlooked role of the Union and Confederate navies during the American Civil War, highlighting...

Morzer-Bruyns, W.F.J.: 1994 Zutphen, 127 pages, a comprehensive work that details the history, development, and usage of the cross-staff, a crucial navigational tool. The book covers its origins, evolution from astronomical to maritime...

Kozlicic, M: 1993 Zagreb, hardcover with dustjacket 266 pages, illustrated. History of Croatian Shipping. Kozlici explores the development and diversity of Croatian maritime culture, focusing on the types, construction, and historical...

McKee, A: 1982 London, hardcover with dustjacket 142 pages, with many photos. About the Mary Rose, her finding and salvage. Alexander McKee recounts the remarkable story of the discovery and excavation of Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary...

Rule, M: 1982 UK, softcover 240 pages, illustrated. Margaret Rule masterminded the excavation and raising of the Tudor warship Mary Rose in 1982, applying meticulous archaeological methods underwater and bringing to light invaluable...

Collective: 1972 of the Unesco serie Museum's and monuments, 306 pages, illustrated. The present stage of development in underwater archaeology. A pioneering publication that highlights the significance and uniqueness of maritime and...

Bennigartner, V: 1968 Civico Museo Navale Didattico Milano, softcover 205 pages, with illustrations. Book that explores the rich maritime history of Trieste, highlighting its close relationship with the sea through the evolution of...

Hope, R: 2001 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 376 pages, illustrated. The perilous and often harsh lives of merchant seamen throughout history, detailing their struggles, sacrifices, and contributions to maritime trade and society . The...

Macdonald, J: 2006 UK, softcover, 224 pages, illustrated. T he logistics and administration behind feeding the British Royal Navy during the Georgian era, debunking myths of poor-quality food by highlighting a surprisingly nutritious and...

Jorg, C.J.A.: 1986 Groningen, hardcover with dustjacket 124 pages, with many photo's. The history of the Dutch East India Company ship Geldermalsen, which sank in 1752 carrying a valuable cargo of Chinese porcelain, tea, and gold. The...

Lubbock, B: 1991 Brown Scotland, hardcover with dust jacket, 322 pages, illustrated. The life of William "Bully" Hayes, a notorious 19th-century ship captain and blackbirder who operated across the Pacific Ocean. It explores his infamous...

Birt, D.P.: 1971 New York, hardcover with dust jacket, 320 pages, illustrated. The evolution of maritime practices, focusing on technological advancements, navigation techniques, and the cultural significance of seafaring across...

Lubbock, B: 1993 Glasgow, hardcover, 479 pages, illustrated. a detailed account of the Royal Navy's efforts in the 19th century to suppress piracy, privateering, and the slave trade. Drawing from historical records and ship logs, it...

Sprout, H.M.: 1946 Princeton University Press, hardcover, 336 pages. American naval policy and its role in shaping global dynamics between 1918 and 1922, emphasizing the transition to modern sea power strategies. The authors critique...

Pack, S.W.C.: 1971 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 260 pages, illustrated. The historical struggle for naval dominance in the Mediterranean from the 17th century to modern times. The book explores key naval conflicts, strategies, and the...

Hainsworth, R. and C. Churches: 1998 Sutton UK, hardcover with dustjacket 212 pages, illustrated and index. The causes, background, and progression of three naval wars between England and the Netherlands, emphasizing their roots in trade...

Unger, R.W.: 1980 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 304 pages, illustrated. The critical role of maritime transport in shaping the economic and political landscape of medieval Europe. The book explores technological advancements in...

Silburn, P.A.: 1912 UK, hardcover, 288 pages. A historical analysis of the development of naval power, tracing its role in warfare, commerce, and geopolitics from ancient civilizations to the early 20th century . The book emphasizes how...

Akveld, Leo a.o.: 2002 Thoth Bussum, hardcover with dustjacket 191 pages, illustrated. A commemorative work celebrating the 400th anniversary of the founding of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) . The book provides a vivid exploration...