Philip MacDougall's particular interest is the political, social and economic factors that underpin the navies of the world’s sea powers during the age of fighting sail.

Economic and Social Historian with a particular interest in the eighteenth century and the 'Blue Water' navies of that time and those who served both at sea and in the...

Aug 18, 2024 · In this new, dramatic account, Philip MacDougall shines a light on a little covered aspect of this history: the United Irish plot to capture a number of British warships and the planned use of those vessels in support of the rebellion that broke out in 1798.

Dr. Philip MacDougall is a British naval historian specializing in the late-18th through mid-19th centuries. He is researching the overseas naval facilities of the major sea powers of this period. On 28 March 1814, a pair of Royal Navy ships attacked …

Feb 1, 2021 · MacDougall, Philip. Publication date 1989 Topics Great Britain. Royal Navy -- History -- 1793-1815, Navy-yards and naval stations -- Great Britain -- History, Navy-yards and naval stations, Great Britain, Great Britain Royal dockyards, history Publisher Shire Collection internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled

Nov 17, 2011 · PHILIP MACDOUGALL is a writer and historian, author of seven books, with a doctorateon naval history from the University of Kent at Canterbury. In addition to its insightful and innovative research, this is a beautifully designed and illustrated volume. ― INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARITIME HISTORY.

Philip MacDougall is a writer and historian with a doctorate on naval history from the University of Kent at Canterbury. He has developed a specialist interest in naval dockyards. The author’s official web site is philipmacdougallbooks.co.uk.

A graduate of the University of Lancaster and former lecturer at the University of Kent, I have written extensively on the theme of nations preparing for war and I have a particular interest in the naval dockyards (especially those along the South …