John Knox Laughton

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John Knox Laughton

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According to Wikipedia, Sir John Knox Laughton was a British naval historian and arguably the first to delineate the importance of the subject of Naval history as an independent field of study. Beginning his working life as a mathematically trained civilian instructor for the Royal Navy, he later became professor of modern history at King's College London and a co-founder of the Navy Records Society. A prolific writer of lives, he penned the biographies of more than 900 naval personalities for the Dictionary of National Biography.

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John Knox Laughton's Published Works

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The Scientific Study of Naval History (7)
Letters and Papers of Charles, Lord Barham: Admiral of the Red Squadron, 1758-1813 (1908) (4)
Memoirs of the life and correspondence of Henry Reeve, C.B., D.C.L. (3)
A proposed new Barometer (1873) (2)
A Plane's—? (1871) (2)
LVIII. On the natural forces that produce the permanent and periodic winds (1867) (2)
The Study of Naval History (1896) (2)
XLV. An inquiry into the evidence on which the theory of the circulation of the atmosphere is based (1867) (1)
Old Postage Stamps (1898) (1)
JENKINS'S EAR (1889) (1)
The National Study of Naval History (1898) (1)
Drake's voyage round the world (1887) (1)
The Prevalence of West Winds (1871) (1)
Weighing Anchor: Under Way (1892) (0)
Ocean Currents (0)
Wolfe's grandfather (1877) (0)
Capt. Rutherfurd at Trafalgar (1909) (0)
Anson’s ‘voyages’ (1888) (0)
Recent Naval Literature (1893) (0)
Prior John at Brighton in 1514 (1908) (0)
Letters and despatches of Horatio, viscount Nelson, K.B. : Duke of Bronte vice-admiral of the White squadron (0)
Dish of Turnips. (1906) (0)
Nelson's signal (1905) (0)
The mariners of England (1885) (0)
Can Weather be Influenced by Artificial Means ? (1871) (0)
Isle of Dogs (1902) (0)
The Captains Of The ‘Nightingale’ (0)
Naval Promotion, Arithmetically and Historically Considered (0)
Rodney's letters (1878) (0)
A Plane's Aspect (1871) (0)
Such spotless honour (1903) (0)
The death of Sir Cloudesley Shovell (1884) (0)
Ocean Currents (0)
Women in action on board ships of the royal navy (1885) (0)
Painting by swain (1903) (0)
Close, officer of the victory (1902) (0)
Sir H. Walker: Boyne man-of-war (1909) (0)
XLIV. On barometric differences and fluctuations (1871) (0)
A Nelson Relic (1901) (0)
Nelson's house at Merton (1900) (0)
St. Andrew's Cross (1908) (0)
The Shannon and the Chesapeake (1900) (0)
Authors of quotation wanted (1907) (0)
Grievance office: John Le Keux (1904) (0)
Ocean Currents (0)
Naval Action of 1779 (1904) (0)
"We'll go to sea no more." (1903) (0)
John Christian Schetky (1900) (0)
The Heraldry of the Sea: —Ensigns, Colours, and Flags. (0)
The Greenwich Date (1872) (0)
Ocean Currents (0)
Ocean Currents (0)
Ships Renamed after the Restoration (1909) (0)
Naval medical officers (1878) (0)
The Droits de L'Homme (1901) (0)
Lion Head of The Centurion (1893) (0)
Ye mariners of England (1876) (0)
Rear-Admiral Keeler (1909) (0)
Sir Lawrence Dundas (1905) (0)
Royal family priveteers (1885) (0)
Names Of Novels Sought (1903) (0)
Nelson relic in Corsica (1906) (0)
A Letter From Sir John Lawson to Sir Henry Vane, 1652 (1883) (0)

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King's College London