[ROSKILL, STEPHEN]

Dictionary for Military Historians.

Mimeographed 1970?. . 15p stapled, mimeographed, no author name, from typescript, Roskill donation bookplate to back, appears to be an attempt at military history humour in the format of dictionary entries.

-- Plurabelle Books

Book number: PAQ151284

Catalogue: Humour

BARROW, JOHN & ROSKILL, STEPHEN W.

The Eventful History of the Mutiny and Piratical Seizure of Hms Bounty Its Causes and Consequences

Folio Society, 1976. Hardback. Fine condition. Edited and with an Introduction by Captain Stephen W. Roskill. Blue cloth, gilt title to spine. Gilt compass vignette to front. B/w illustrations. Top edge blue. A fine copy contained in a blue slipcase in very good condition lightly bumped and rubbed at corners.

-- Stella & Rose's Books

Book number: 819096

Keywords: FOLIO SOCIETY MARITIME HISTORY HISTORY (BRITISH)

BARROW, SIR JOHN [CAPTAIN STEPHEN W. ROSKILL - ED.].

The Eventful History of the Mutiny and Piratical Seizure of HMS Bounty its Causes and Consequenses [In Slipcase].

London. Folio Society. 1976. Original publisher's blue cloth hardback, gilt title spine, ornamentation spine & frontcover, 8vo: map on endpapers, frontispiece portrait, 262pp. illustrated, footnotes, bibliographical notes, conclusion, colophon. Very fine copy - in slipcase.

-- Antiquariaat Ben van Nijnatten

Book number: 36751

BARROW, S. J, EDITED AND WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CAPTAINS STEPHEN W ROSKILL

The Eventful History of the Mutiny and Piratical Seizure of HMS BOUNTY its Causes and Consequences

The Folio Society, 1974. No slipcase. 261 pp. First published in 1871. Illustrated with mono photographs. Hardback without dust wrapper, Fine.

-- Uncle Phil's Books

Book number: 698577

Catalogue: History - British

SIR JOHN BARROW, ED. BY CAPTAIN STEPHEN W. ROSKILL

The Eventful History of the Mutiny and Piratical Seizure of HMS BOUNTY Its Cause and Consequences

London, The Folio Society. 1976, First Ed. Of Translated Version. Hard Cloth Cover,designed, 8vo. Book, A complete reprint of Barrow's original work, first published in 1831. Includes maps, illustrations, no slipcase. Fine/No Jacket.

-- Graham Toms, Fine and Rare Books

Book number: 008833

Catalogue: Bligh and the Bounty

GRAHAM, ANGUS CUNNINGHAME; ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Random Naval Recollections 1905-1951

Private, 1978. Paperback. Minor signs of ownership, slight shelf wear-rubbing to corners & edges ow clean, tight & bright. ; 8vo 8"-9" tall; 320 pages.. Very Good with no dust jacket .

-- Last Century Books

Book number: 11027

Catalogue: War & Military

Keywords: War & Militarybooks Books

ROSKILL, STEPHEN WENTWORTH

Admiral of the Fleet Earl Beatty. The last naval hero : an intimate biography

Scribner, 1981. Linnen band met stofomslag. Pp: 430. Cond./Kwaliteit: Redelijk.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U499490

Catalogue: Vervoer

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Churchill & the Admirals.

London. Collins. 1977. Original publisher's blue paper-covered boards, title spine, pictorial dustjacket, tall 8vo: 352pp. illustrations, maps, appendix, notes, sources, index. Fine copy. ISBN: 0-00-21617-3.

-- Antiquariaat Ben van Nijnatten

Book number: 42625

Keywords: 000216173

ROSKILL, STEPHEN,

Churchill and the Admirals.

William Morrow, 1978. Hardcover. Same as later reprint. ; 351 pages. (ISBN: 1844151042) Very Good.

-- Jonathan Grobe Books

Book number: 50581

Catalogue: History-world-war-ii

ROSKILL, STEPHEN WENTWORTH

Churchill and the Admirals

University Park, PA, U.S.A.: Collins, 2009. Hardcover. 351 pages. Some irregular sun fading to cover under slightly torn dust wrapper. (All our books are sent securely packaged in cardboard). Very Good .

-- Winghale Books Ltd.

Book number: 043343

Catalogue: Military

Keywords: Churchill Naval

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

CHURCHILL AND THE ADMIRALS (PEN & SWORD MILITARY CLASSICS)

New York, Pen And Sword 2004, Reprint, Paperback. Fine. 1844151042
¶ 1.06 x 7.78 x 5.18 Inches; 352 pages

-- Basset Books LLC

Book number: 41965

Catalogue: Military History

ROSKILL, STEPHEN WENTWORTH

Churchill and the admirals

HarperCollins, 1977. Pp: 351. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U1904328

Catalogue: Vervoer

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Churchill and the Admirals

New York, William Morrow and Company. 1978, First Edition. (ISBN: 0688033644). Hardcover, 16cm x 24cm. Livre, 351 pages. Cover is in good condition, lightly rubbed on the edge. Inside pages are in perfect condition, clean and tight. Dust jacket has minor wear and a small tear. Photo available upon request. Very good condition/Dust Jacket in Fair+ Condition.

-- Louis Caron

Book number: 001888

Catalogue: Inventaire Complet

Keywords: 0688033644 Winston S. Churchill

ROSKILL, STEPHEN.,

Churchill And The Admirals.

LONDON:, COLLINS, 1977. 1st Edition. Hard Cover, Fine in Near-Fine, Price-Clipped Dj.

-- Mark Post Bookseller

Book number: 3470

Catalogue: English History

Keywords: British History Naval

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Churchill and the Admirals

William Morrow, 1978. Hardcover. A very white, crisp, clean and tight 1st printing, neatly priceclipped. A very SHARP copy! All of our books are hand selected and are as described. Mylar protective sleeves are available.. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket.

-- Abandoned Books

Book number: 077895

Catalogue: "Politics, War

Keywords: Winston Churchill Stategist Naval Power Admirals

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Churchill and the Admirals

NY, William Morrow. 1978, First American Edition. Hard Cover. Near fine in near fine dj. Name on half title page. Near Fine/Near Fine.

-- Vera Enterprises LLC

Book number: 012441

Catalogue: World War II Winston Churchill World War Two

ROSKILL, STEPHEN.

Churchill & The Admirals.

First Edition; 8vo; pp. 351, 4 maps, 10 b/w photographic plates, appendix, notes and sources, index; original black cloth, title lettered in silver on spine, previous owner has pasted numerous b/w photographic illustrations throughout, price clipped, otherwise a very good copy. London, Collins, 1977.

-- Time Booksellers

Book number: 76498

Keywords: general military history Britain Prime Minister war time World War Two ww2

ROSKILL, STEPHEN WENTWORTH; ROSKILL, S.W.

Churchill And The Admirals

Zonder Uitgever Jaar: 2004. Conditie Als nieuw Binding: Paperback ISBN 9781844151042

-- Budget Boek

Book number: 27951

Keywords: 9781844151042

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Churchill and the Admirals

NY, William Morrow. 1978, First American Edition. Hard Cover. Near fine in near fine dj. Near Fine/Near Fine.

-- Vera Enterprises LLC

Book number: 016595

Catalogue: World War II Winston Churchill World WarTwo

ROSKILL STEPHEN

EARL BEATTY, ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET, THE LAST NAVAL HERO - AN INTIMATE BIOGRAPHY

New York, Atheneum. 1981. 15.5 X 23 Cm. 430 pp, ill, hardcover, dj, very good.

-- Librairie Zannekin

Book number: 011929

Catalogue: Maritime / Early Days

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Earl Beatty. The Last Naval Hero

London, Collins. 1980, First Edition. Hard Cover. First Printing. A Good copy in Good unclipped dustjacket with spotting to the fore and bottom-edges. Errata slip pasted in. Good/Good.

-- Old Swan Books

Book number: 2908050495

Catalogue: Biography

Keywords: Naval History World War Sailing the Royal Navy Churchill Military Earl Beat Ty Biography Roskill

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Hankey. Man Of Secrets. Volume III 1931-1963

Collins, 1974, First edition & printing. Hardback with paper jacket. FINE, Little sign of use. Very slight cover and edge marks. Dustjacket good with some wear and fading. Main language English. ISBN 0002113325. Weight 977g..

-- Booksort

Book number: 28942

Keywords: 0002113325

ROSKILL, STEPHEN [CYRIL ROBERTS]

Hankey; Man of Secrets Volume I 1877-1918 + Signed Letter

Published by Collins 14 St. James's Place, London First Edition 1970. London 1970. First edition hard back binding in publisher's original vivid blue cloth covers, gilt title and author lettering to the spine. 8vo. 9½'' x 6¼''. Contains 672 printed pages of text with monochrome illustrations and 8 maps throughout. Fine condition book in Very Good condition dust wrapper with a small chip to the top of the lower gutter, spine not faded, price clipped. Adhered to the front free end paper is a letter-headed paper from 11 Gerald Road, London, dated June 1970 and SIGNED Cyril Roberts. Dust wrapper supplied in archive acetate film protection, this preserves and prolongs the life of the paper, it is not adhered to the book or to the dust wrapper. ISBN 002113279

-- Little Stour Books Books (Member of PBFA)

Book number: 72060

Catalogue: BIOGRAPHICAL

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Hankey: Man of Secrets Volume 1 1877-1918

London, Collins. 1974, Second Printing. (ISBN: 0002113279) Hardcover with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Maurice Pascal Alers Hankey, 1st Baron Hankey, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, PC (1 April 1877-26 January 1963) was a British civil servant who gained prominence as the first Cabinet Secretary and who later made the rare transition from the civil service to ministerial office. The third son of R. A. Hankey, Maurice Hankey was born at Biarritz in 1877 and educated at Rugby School. He joined the Royal Marine Artillery, was promoted Captain and served in successive roles including coastal defence analyst in the War Division of the Naval Intelligence Department (1902-1906). In 1908 he was appointed Naval Assistant Secretary to the Committee of Imperial Defence and became Secretary to the Committee in 1912, a position he would hold for the next twenty-six years. In November 1914 he took on the additional duty of Secretary of the War Council. In this function he took notice of the ideas of Major Ernest Swinton to build a tracked armoured vehicle and brought them to the attention of Winston Churchill on 25 December 1914, leading to the eventual creation of the Landship Committee. In December 1916 David Lloyd George became Prime Minister and shook up the way the government was run. A small War Cabinet was instigated and Hankey was appointed as its Secretary. He also served as Secretary of the Imperial War Cabinet (which also incorporated representatives of the Colonies and Dominion governments) and gained a reputation for strong competency, so much so that when the full Cabinet was restored in 1919, the secretariat was retained and Hankey served as Secretary to the Cabinet for the next nineteen years. In 1923 he acquired the further position of Clerk of the Privy Council. During his long tenure he would also often serve as British Secretary to many international conferences and Secretary-General of many Imperial Conferences. In August 1938 Hankey retired from government and became a British Government Director of the Suez Canal Company, a post he would hold for only one year. In the New Year's Honours List of 1939 he was ennobled as Baron Hankey, of The Chart in the County of Surrey. Lord Hankey remained a respected figure and was often consulted by ministers and civil servants for advice. In August 1939 he advised Neville Chamberlain about the formation of a new War Cabinet and the following month become another of Chamberlain's many non-party political appointments when he was made Minister without Portfolio and a member of the War Cabinet. Hankey was personally reluctant to take on this task but agreed to do so. He became Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster when Chamberlain was succeeded by Winston Churchill in May 1940, but was left out of Churchill's War Cabinet. In July 1941 Lord Hankey was moved to the position of Paymaster-General, but the following year he was dropped from the Government altogether. He continued to hold other positions in both the public and private sector until his death. New/New.

-- Delectus Books

Book number: 039933

Catalogue: Social History, Politics & Sociology

Keywords: Germany Military History Nazi Adolf Hitler Reference Warfare Ww2 Wwii Politics Fascism Third Reich Militaria Sociology World War Two Sir Winston Churchill Diaries Lord Gladwyn Eec United Nations Government Parliament Common Market Eu Maurice Hankey World

ROSKILL, STEPHEN

Hankey: Man of Secrets Volume 2 1919-1931

London, Collins. 1978, Second Printing. (ISBN: 0002113309) Hardcover with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Some minor tears to d/j. Maurice Pascal Alers Hankey, 1st Baron Hankey, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, PC (1 April 1877-26 January 1963) was a British civil servant who gained prominence as the first Cabinet Secretary and who later made the rare transition from the civil service to ministerial office. The third son of R. A. Hankey, Maurice Hankey was born at Biarritz in 1877 and educated at Rugby School. He joined the Royal Marine Artillery, was promoted Captain and served in successive roles including coastal defence analyst in the War Division of the Naval Intelligence Department (1902-1906). In 1908 he was appointed Naval Assistant Secretary to the Committee of Imperial Defence and became Secretary to the Committee in 1912, a position he would hold for the next twenty-six years. In November 1914 he took on the additional duty of Secretary of the War Council. In this function he took notice of the ideas of Major Ernest Swinton to build a tracked armoured vehicle and brought them to the attention of Winston Churchill on 25 December 1914, leading to the eventual creation of the Landship Committee. In December 1916 David Lloyd George became Prime Minister and shook up the way the government was run. A small War Cabinet was instigated and Hankey was appointed as its Secretary. He also served as Secretary of the Imperial War Cabinet (which also incorporated representatives of the Colonies and Dominion governments) and gained a reputation for strong competency, so much so that when the full Cabinet was restored in 1919, the secretariat was retained and Hankey served as Secretary to the Cabinet for the next nineteen years. In 1923 he acquired the further position of Clerk of the Privy Council. During his long tenure he would also often serve as British Secretary to many international conferences and Secretary-General of many Imperial Conferences. In August 1938 Hankey retired from government and became a British Government Director of the Suez Canal Company, a post he would hold for only one year. In the New Year's Honours List of 1939 he was ennobled as Baron Hankey, of The Chart in the County of Surrey. Lord Hankey remained a respected figure and was often consulted by ministers and civil servants for advice. In August 1939 he advised Neville Chamberlain about the formation of a new War Cabinet and the following month become another of Chamberlain's many non-party political appointments when he was made Minister without Portfolio and a member of the War Cabinet. Hankey was personally reluctant to take on this task but agreed to do so. He became Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster when Chamberlain was succeeded by Winston Churchill in May 1940, but was left out of Churchill's War Cabinet. In July 1941 Lord Hankey was moved to the position of Paymaster-General, but the following year he was dropped from the Government altogether. He continued to hold other positions in both the public and private sector until his death. New/Very Good.

-- Delectus Books

Book number: 039932

Catalogue: Social History, Politics & Sociology

Keywords: Germany Military History Nazi Adolf Hitler Reference Warfare Ww2 Wwii Politics Fascism Third Reich Militaria Sociology World War Two Sir Winston Churchill Diaries Lord Gladwyn Eec United Nations Government Parliament Common Market Eu Great War Ww1 World W