Irvine's Dictionary of Titles: An Exhaustive Work on the Correct Use of Titles and Salutations in Writing and Speaking (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Irvine's Dictionary of Titles: An Exhaustive Work on the Correct Use of Titles and Salutations in Writing and Speaking

Admiral OF the navy. Address either Admiral George Dewey, with salutation Sir: or, more official, To the Admiral of the Navy.
British titles. These forms are complicated. See the full treatment.

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