"A Narrative of the Mutiny on Board the Ship, Globe, of Nantucket" recounts a true and gripping maritime adventure in the Pacific Ocean. Authored by William Lay and Cyrus M. Hussey, this historical account details the infamous mutiny aboard the Nantucket whaling ship Globe in January 1824.
More than just a tale of mutiny, this narrative includes Lay and Hussey's journal of their two-year residence on the Mulgrave Islands (now part of the Marshall Islands), offering invaluable observations on the manners and customs of the inhabitants of Mili Atoll. This republication preserves a vital piece of maritime history, offering a firsthand glimpse into a dramatic episode at sea and the cultural landscape of the Pacific. Readers interested in maritime history, adventure travel, and the history of conflict in the Pacific will find this meticulously prepared edition a compelling and insightful read. A timeless account of survival and cultural exchange.
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