Three sea journals of Stuart times
Subtitle: being, first, the diary of Dawtrey Cooper, captain of the Pelican of the navy of His Majesty King Charles I.  Kept during the expediton under the Earl of Lindsey to relieve La Rochelle in the year of our Lord 1628.  Secondly, the journals of Jeremy Roch, captain of the King's navy, describing some remarkable voyages and adventures at sea during the reigns of their Majesties Charles II, James II and William III, together with a description of the grand engagements between the English and Hollander in the year 1666, in which he took an active part.  Thirdly, the diary of Francis Rogers, London merchant.  Kept on his voyages to the East Indies, the West Indies and elsewhere in the years 1703 and 1704, describing many strange sights and adventures in different parts of the globe.
By: Edited and transcribed from the original manuscripts by Bruce S. Ingram. Enriched with sixteen illustrations.
Contributors: Cooper, Dawtrey.; Roch, Jeremy.; Rogers, Francis.
Publisher: Constable & co., ltd.
Published: 1936
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Voyages and travels.; Seafaring life.; Great Britain -- History, Naval.
Notes: "First edition of 500 copies. No. 234."