A Reply to the Letter of Sir Robert Seppings, Knt., on the Round Bows and Circular Sterns
A Reply to the Letter of Sir Robert Seppings ... on the Round Bows and Circular Sterns
A Reply to the letter of Sir R. Seppings, ... Surveyor of H.M. navy, on the round bows and circular Sterns
A Letter Addressed to the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Shewing the Necessity of Adopting a Board of Inquiry to Investigate the Present State of His Majesty's Ships of War; to Examine the Various Proposals that Have Been Submitted for Their Improvement; to Ascertain the Expense Incurred in Altering Their Square Sterns Into Circular Form; and Whether it be Expedient to Continue that Alteration
A Letter Addressed to the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Shewing the Necessity of Appointing a Board of Inquiry, to Investigate the Present State of His Majesty's Ships of War ... with Nautical Observations on Sir Robert Seppings' Letter to Lord Melville
The Naval Dry Rot. An Address ... Containing Most Important Discoveries, and an Answer to Sir Robert Seppings, and Mr. John Knowles ... With a Treatise on the ... Naval Dry Rot; and Various Remedies, by Native Substitutes for Oak Bark, Etc
The Royal Navy
Memoirs of the Life and Services of Rear-Admiral Sir William Symonds ...
The Royal navy, a history, by W.L. Clowes assisted by sir C. Markham etc
A Short Letter to J. W. Croker, Secretary to the Admiralty, in consequence of a Letter from Sir R. Seppings to Viscount Melville, strongly recommending the adoption of round or circular sterns in Her Majesty's Navy
Ancient and Modern Ships
The Navy: Its Past and Present State. In a Series of Letters ... Edited by ... Sir W. Napier
Ancient and modern ships. (Victoria and Albert mus. sci. handbook).
The Elements and Practice of Naval Architecture; with a Series of Thirty-nine Large Draughts ... Third Edition, with an Appendix Containing the Principles and Practice of Constructing the Royal and Mercantile Navies, as ... Introduced by Sir R. Seppings. By F. Knowles
A Short Letter to J. W. Croker, Secretary to the Admiralty, in consequence of a Letter from Sir R. Seppings to Viscount Melville, strongly recommending the adoption of round or circular sterns in Her Majesty's Navy
A Statement of the Case Between Cap. Rob. Keen of the Royal Navy and Mr. Rob Seppings, Master Ship-wright of His Majesty's Yard at Chatham, Respecting an Invention for Obviating the Necessity of Lifting Ships in the King's Docks