The Navy and Anglo–Scottish Union, 1603–1707

List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsNote on ConventionsIntroduction: New Histories and Composite Monarchies I. Aspiration 1603-52 1. A Whole Isle: Jacobean navy and union 2. Union of Arms: War against France and Spain 1625-30 3. Sovereignty of the British Seas: Union of maritime rights? 4. Covenant and Union: The navy and the formulation of Covenanter policy 5. Engagement and Conquest: Sea power and the Covenanters' defeat II. Integration 1652-88 6. Accessory Union: The Cromwellian occupation 7. Lowestoft to Leith: The Second Dutch War 8. Britannia: British aspects of the Restoration navy 9. Toward Union of the Admiralties: British command in the Restoration era III. Disruption 1688-170710. Revolution: The navy and the Franco-Jacobite threat 11. Embargo: Tensions surrounding economic warfare at sea 12. One Navy to Two: The rebirth of a Scottish squadron 13. Acts and Wars of Succession: The two navies to the union 14. Parliamentary Union: The navy in the union debate Conclusion: A Shared Institution? BibliographyIndex