Chambers's Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts, Bind 14,Oplag 120 –Bind 16,Oplag 140William Chambers, Robert Chambers William and Robert Chambers |
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... ship's crew amount to forty - six . The ship was stored and victualled for eighteen months . Thus prepared , the Bounty set sail on the 23d of December , and what ensued will be best told in the language of Captain Bligh , whose ...
... ship's crew amount to forty - six . The ship was stored and victualled for eighteen months . Thus prepared , the Bounty set sail on the 23d of December , and what ensued will be best told in the language of Captain Bligh , whose ...
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... ship had been here , from which they had learnt that Captain Cook was dead ; but the circumstances of his death they did not appear to be acquainted with , and I had given particular directions to my officers and ship's company that ...
... ship had been here , from which they had learnt that Captain Cook was dead ; but the circumstances of his death they did not appear to be acquainted with , and I had given particular directions to my officers and ship's company that ...
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... ship lying in seven fathoms water . Several chiefs now came on board , and expressed great pleasure at seeing me , I accompanied one of them on shore , where I was received with much attention and kindness by the people gathered about ...
... ship lying in seven fathoms water . Several chiefs now came on board , and expressed great pleasure at seeing me , I accompanied one of them on shore , where I was received with much attention and kindness by the people gathered about ...
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... ship , he re- quested I would keep for him all the presents I had given to him , as he had not at Matavai a place sufficiently safe to secure them from being stolen ; I therefore showed him a locker in my cabin for his use , and gave ...
... ship , he re- quested I would keep for him all the presents I had given to him , as he had not at Matavai a place sufficiently safe to secure them from being stolen ; I therefore showed him a locker in my cabin for his use , and gave ...
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... ship , and nothing could exceed their mirth and jollity . Some of my visitors had observed that we always drank his majesty's health as soon as the cloth was removed , but they were by this time become so fond of wine , that they would ...
... ship , and nothing could exceed their mirth and jollity . Some of my visitors had observed that we always drank his majesty's health as soon as the cloth was removed , but they were by this time become so fond of wine , that they would ...
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