SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY, REFERENCES AND PICTURE CREDITS
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
Aspinall, A. (ed.), The Correspondence of George, Prince of Wales 1770-1812; Vol. II 1789-1794, (London, 1964)
Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce, 5 January 1856: notice of the marriage of William McGeachy Keats and Harriet Susan O’Brien in Rangoon, 22.10.1855
Burke, B., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage... (London, 1903)
British Library, Additional Manuscripts:
34919-34922; 34924; 34928-34931: contain letters from R.G. Keats to Vice Admiral Lord Nelson 1803-05
34992, folios 84-85: letter R.G. Keats to William, 1st Earl Nelson, 11.1.1806
38049, folios 30-33: biographical submission by Captain Charles Nelson to W.R. O’Byrne for his Naval Biographical Dictionary; 10.10.1845 – 20.10.1845
Clarke, J.S. and MacArthur, J., The life of Admiral Lord Nelson, KB. (London, 1809)
Cross, A., ‘An Offence Against the Nation – An Account of the Theft of Lord Nelson’s Relics from the Painted Hall, Greenwich, December 1900’, part 1 (2003) and part 2 (2006), in The Trafalgar Chronicle
Davey, J., ‘The Repatriation of Spanish Troops from Denmark 1808: the British Government, Logistics and Maritime Supremacy’, The Journal of Military History Vol. 74 (July 2010), pp 689-707
Drinkwater, J., A Narrative of the Proceedings of the British Fleet off Cape St Vincent (London, 1797)
Drinkwater-Bethune, J., A Narrative of the Battle of St Vincent with Anecdotes of Nelson, Before and After That Battle (London, 1840)
Fisher, A., The Register of Blundell’s School... (Exeter, 1904)
Fortescue, J. W., The Correspondence of King George III from 1760 to December 1783…6 vols. (London, 1927-28)
Gardiner, R., ‘Battle of Cape St Vincent, 14 February 1797’ & ‘Nelson’s Patent Bridge’ in Gardiner, R. (ed.) Fleet Battle and Blockade: the French Revolutionary War 1793-1797 (London, 1996), pp 124-127
Gardyne, C.G., The Life of a Regiment Vol. II: the history of the Gordon Highlanders from 1816 to 1898 including an account of the 75th Regiment from 1787 to 1881 (Edinburgh 1903)
Holgate, C.W., Winchester Commoners 1836-1890 (Salisbury, Winchester & London, 1891)
Knight, R.J.B., The Pursuit of Victory: the life and achievement of Horatio Nelson (London, 2005)
Longford, E., ‘Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn’ in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford, 2004)
Marshall, J., Royal Naval Biography…8 vols. (London, 1823-35)
Nelson, T., A Genealogical History of the Nelson Family (privately printed, 1908)
Nicolas, N.H., The Dispatches and Letters of Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson... : Vols. II, IV, V, VI & VII (London, 1845-46)
Norfolk Registers, Vol. VII (Congham), transcribed for the Society of Genealogists 1992
O’Byrne, W.R., A Naval Biographical Dictionary... (London, 1849)
Owen, H., ‘“I shall make five sons of mine fight for their King and Country”: the naval sons of William IV and Mrs Jordan’, The Mariner’s Mirror, Vol. 83, No.1 (Feb. 1997), pp 41-61
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Pitman, C.E., History and Pedigree of the family of Pitman of Dunchideock, Exeter and Edinburgh... (London, 1920)
Prentice, R., The Authentic Nelson (Cambridge, 2005)
Raikes, G.A., Roll of the officers of the York and Lancaster Regiment...The Second Battalion ...late 84th (York and Lancaster)
Regiment from 1758 to 1884 (London, 1885)
Ralfe, J., The Naval Biography of Great Britain…, 4 Vols. (London, 1828); Vol. II, pp 487-516
Risk, J.C., The History of The Order of the Bath and its insignia (London, 1972)
Rodger, N.A.M., The Wooden World: an anatomy of the Georgian Navy (London [pb], 1988)
Rodger, N.A.M., The Command of the Ocean: a naval history of Britain, 1649-1815 (London, 2004)
Sainsbury, A.B., ‘Sir Richard Goodwin Keats’ in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford, 2004)
Southwick, L., ‘The silver vases awarded by the Patriotic Fund’, The Silver Society Journal, Winter 1990, pp 27-49
Spurrier, M.C., ‘An earlier Duke of Kent’, Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, Vol. XLIV (1966), pp 238-242
Syrett, D. and DiNardo, R.L. (ed.), The Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy 1660-1815, Navy Records Society Occasional Publications, Vol. I (Aldershot, 1994)
The London Gazette, passim (see text and footnotes)
The National Archives:
ADM 1/995: letters from C. in C. Portsmouth to Secretary of the Admiralty, Jan.-June 1790
ADM 9/1, f.46: Memorandum of the Services of Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats GCB, 1828
ADM 9/5/1617: Memorandum of the Services of Commander William Keats, 1817
ADM 36/8969: Ship’s Muster, HMS PRINCE GEORGE, May 1779 – Feb. 1780
ADM 50/76: Admiral’s Journal, Sir Richard Keats, 17.9.1813 – 10.11.1815
ADM 51/870: Captain’s log, HMS SOUTHAMPTON, 27.10.1789 – 31. 12. 1790
ADM 80/133: Order and Letter Book, Captain R.G. Keats 1789-92
ADM 107/6, p 376: Passing Certificate, Lieutenant R.G. Keats 1777
PROB 11/2090: Will of Captain Charles Nelson, RN, 7.3.1849
White, C.S., ‘Nelson’s 1805 Battle Plan’ in Journal of Maritime Research, April 2001
White, C.S., ‘Sir Richard Goodwin Keats 1756-1834’ in British Admirals of the Napoleonic Wars: the contemporaries of Nelson (London & St Paul, Minnesota, 2005); pp 347-397
White, C.S. (ed.), Nelson: the New Letters (Woodbridge, Suffolk, 2005)
Wylly, H.C., The York and Lancaster Regiment 1758-1919 (London, 1930)
PICTURE CREDITS
Front cover:
Lemuel Francis Abbott, Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, 1797; one of the earliest versions © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Inside front and back covers:
Nicholas Pocock, Nelson’s Flagships at Anchor, commissioned for Clarke, J.S. and MacArthur, J., The life of Admiral Lord Nelson, KB. (London, 1809) © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Introduction:
Thomas Davidson, England’s Pride and Glory, circa 1890 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London Nelson’s Orders photographed for Lord Bridport, circa 1889 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
‘Nelson and the Battle of Cape St Vincent’:
Thomas Buttersworth, Sen. (1768-circa 1827), Nelson’s ‘Patent Bridge’ for boarding First Rates © Christie’s Images Limited 2010 George Jones, Nelson Boarding the 'San Josef' at the Battle of Cape St Vincent, 1829 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
‘The Life and Career of Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats’:
John Jackson, Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats G.C.B., circa 1817 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London A. Fry, H.M.S. SUPERB (from a sketch in a contemporary Pitcher family album; reproduced by kind permission) Horatio Nelson, Rough sketch of battle plan, 1805 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Before lot 1:
Lemuel Abbott, Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson, circa 1797; the version engraved in 1847 © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London