Mr. Bligh's Bad Language: Passion, Power and Theatre on the Bounty.

N. C. THOMAS · Greg Dening

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Prologue Act 1. The Ship Entr'Acte: Sharks that walk on the land Entr'Acte: Ralph Wewitzer: The First Captain Bligh Act 2. The Beach Act 3. The Island Epilogue Notes Reference Bibliography Index.

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