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al, 174 Giustiniani, Grand Master of the Knights of Malta, 81, 103 Grasse, Comte de, Rodney's battle with, 158, etc. Gravelines, the Armada battle off, 131, etc. Gravina, Spanish admiral, 176, 181, 187 Guichen, de, 160 H Hanneken, Major von, German officer in Chinese service, 261 Hardy, captain of the "Victory," 195, 196 Harold Haarfager, 42 Hawkins, 107, 116, 119, 127, 128, 132 Hobart Pasha, 253 Holland, rise of naval power, 142; first war with England, 143; second war, 144 Hood, 164, etc. Howard of Effingham, 116, 124, etc. Howard, Lord Thomas, 127 Howe, 173 I Infernet, captain of the "Intrepide" at Trafalgar, 202, 203 Ireland and the Armada, 137 Ito, Count, Japanese admiral at the Yalu, 259, etc. J Japan, rise of naval power, 254; policy after Chinese War, 297; war with Russia, 300 Josephine, the Empress, 161 Juan of Austria, Don, admiral of the Christian League, 76, 78; at Lepanto, 91, etc. K Kamimura, Admiral, defeats the Vladivostock squadron, 303; at Tsu-shima, 332 Kara Khodja, his scouting expeditions, 85 Kempenfeldt, Admiral, 161 Kiriet, French admiral, 61 L Leotychides, 23 Lepanto, 67, etc. Lepidus, 25 Leyva, general of the troops embarked in the Armada, 114, 120, 123, 127, 135; shipwrecked and drowned, 140 Lissa, battle of (1866), 231, etc. Longsword, William, his victory at Damme, 56 Lucas, captain of the "Redoutable," 193, 195 M Macaulay and the Armada, 105, 120 McGiffen, Commander, American officer in Chinese service, 261, 265, 272, 273 Magon, French admiral at Trafalgar, 199 Mahomet II takes Constantinople, 67 Makharoff, Admiral, death of, 301 Manila, battle of, 180 Marathon, 4 Mark Antony. _See_ Antony Maurice of Nassau, 134 Maximilian, Archduke and Austrian admiral (afterwards Emperor of Mexico), 235 Medina, Lopez de, wrecked on Fair Isle, 137, 138 Medina-Sidonia, Guzman, Duke of, commander-in-chief of the Armada, 109, 115, etc.; return to Spain, 140 "Merrimac," improvised Confederate armour-clad, 214, etc.; attack on the wooden ships at Hampton Roads, 215; sinks the "Cumberland," 218; fight with the "Monitor," 224, etc.; "Merrimac" destroyed later, 230 Missiessy, French admiral, 174 Mohacs, battle of, 68 Moncada, admiral of the galleasses in the Armada, 131 "Monitor," design and construction, 221, etc.; voy
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