A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany Bay (Dodo Press) by Watkin Tench - 2009-03-06

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MP3 Audio CD. A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany-Bay CHAPTER I From the Embarkation of the Convicts, to the Departure of the Ships from England. The marines and convicts having been previously embarked in the River, at Portsmouth, and Plymouth, the whole fleet destined for the expedition rendezvoused at the Mother Bank, on the 16th of March 1787, and remained there until the 13th of May following. In this period, excepting a slight appearance of contagion in one of the transports, the ships were universally healthy, and the prisoners in high spirits. Few complaints or lamentations were to be heard among them, and an ardent wish for the hour of departure seemed generally to prevail. As the reputation, equally with the safety of the officers and soldiers appointed to guard the convicts, consisted in maintaining due subordination, an opportunity was taken, immediately on their being embarked, to convince them, in the most pointed terms, that any attempt on their side, either to contest the… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Botany Bay in New South Wales was one of the first locations in Australia where Europeans settled on the newly discovered southern continent, as early as 1787. Watkin Tench was a member of the crew on one of the 11 First Fleet ships that arrived in that year in Botany Bay, in order to lay the foundation of Australia's first European penal colony. A detailed and fascinating contemporary account of the events here, A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany Bay is one of the most important and genuine historical writings associated with this vital era in Australian history.Tench was a crew member aboard the Charlotte ? an English merchant vessel that sailed from Portsmouth on May the 13th, 1787, to transport one of the first groups of convicts that were to be part of the new penal colony. The ship ran into trouble right from the start, when it was discovered that the third mate was left in England, and had to be replaced by a seaman from one of the accompanying vessels.A Narrative of the… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany-Bay CHAPTER I From the Embarkation of the Convicts, to the Departure of the Ships from England. The marines and convicts having been previously embarked in the River, at Portsmouth, and Plymouth, the whole fleet destined for the expedition rendezvoused at the Mother Bank, on the 16th of March 1787, and remained there until the 13th of May following. In this period, excepting a slight appearance of contagion in one of the transports, the ships were universally healthy, and the prisoners in high spirits. Few complaints or lamentations were to be heard among them, and an ardent wish for the hour of departure seemed generally to prevail. As the reputation, equally with the safety of the officers and soldiers appointed to guard the convicts, consisted in maintaining due subordination, an opportunity was taken, immediately on their being embarked, to convince them, in the most pointed terms, that any attempt on their side, either to contest the… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Botany Bay in New South Wales was one of the first locations in Australia where Europeans settled on the newly discovered southern continent, as early as 1787. Watkin Tench was a member of the crew on one of the 11 First Fleet ships that arrived in that year in Botany Bay, in order to lay the foundation of Australia's first European penal colony. A detailed and fascinating contemporary account of the events here, A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany Bay is one of the most important and genuine historical writings associated with this vital era in Australian history.Tench was a crew member aboard the Charlotte ? an English merchant vessel that sailed from Portsmouth on May the 13th, 1787, to transport one of the first groups of convicts that were to be part of the new penal colony. The ship ran into trouble right from the start, when it was discovered that the third mate was left in England, and had to be replaced by a seaman from one of the accompanying vessels.A Narrative of the… Read More

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