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396 THE NAVAL MUTINIES OF 1797
fleet Brenton is more reliable, as he was on board the
Agamemnon at the time of the outbreak. Even here, however,
his facts are often wrong. The 1837 edition is more accurate
than the first edition, of 1825.
Clowes, The Royal Navy, vol. iv, pp. 167-181. Uncritical in
matters of detail, but useful for a general view of the disturbances
in all the fleets during the war. In various parts of the
book there are portraits of most of the officers chiefly concerned
in dealing with the Mutinies.
Hannay, D., Articles in the Saturday Review, 6 June— 4 July,
1891 ; Short History of the British Navy, vol. ii. In both works
Mr. Hannay gives a very interesting and well-balanced account
in a small compass.
The following are the chief works which have been used for
reference :—
Annual Register, vol. 39, State Papers, pp. 23S-256.
Barrow, Life of Howe.
Buckingham, Marquis of, Memoirs of the Court and Cabinets
of George HI, vol. ii.
Camperdown, Earl of, Life of Duncan.
Cobbett, William, Parliamentary History, vol. xxxiii.
Colomb, Admiral, Life of Key.
Dictionary of National Biography.
Dropmore Papers (Historical Manuscripts Commission), vol.
iii.
Fitzpatrick, Secret Service under Pitt.
Fraser, E., "Londons" of the Fleet.
Hamilton, Admiral Sir R.V., Letters of Sir Thomas Byam
Martin (Navy Records Society).
House of Commons Reports, vol. x. Reports of Secret
Committees on Seditious Societies.
Masefield, John, Sea Life in Nelson's Time.
Mason, Life of Howe (1803).
Oppenheim, M., History of the Administration of the British
Navy.
Parker, Richard, Biographical pamphlets :
An Impartial and Authentic Account (1797).
The Trial, Life and Anecdotes (1797).
The Whole Trial and Defence (1797?).
Patton, V.-Admiral Philip, Natural Defence of an Insular
Empire (1810).