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Publication Name
Bound for the East Indies
Title
Bound for the East Indies
Subtitle
Halsewell-A Shipwreck that Gripped the Nation
EAN
9781781557532
ISBN
9781781557532
Release Date
09/10/2020
Release Year
2020
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
234mm
Item Weight
260g
Publication Year
2020
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
Bound for the East Indies : Halsewell--A Shipwreck That Gripped the Nation
Author
Andre Norman
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
Fonthill Media
Genre
History
Topic
Modern / 18th Century, Military / Naval
Item Width
6.1in
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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"Two centuries later, the wreck still appeals to divers, treasure hunters, and Andrew Norman, who has written a gripping story." --The Northern Mariner It was late December 1785, the twenty-fifth year of the reign of King George III, King of Great Britain and King of Ireland. For the past six weeks the Honorable Company Ship (HCS) Halsewell, employed in the service of the Honorable East India Company, had been berthed at Gravesend in Kent (a town situated on the River Thames) as she prepared to embark on her third voyage to the East Indies (the whole of South-East Asia to the east of, and including, India).When she set sail, on 1 January 1786, no one could have guessed that her dramatic demise would touch the very heart of the nation: an event of such pathos as to inspire the greatest writer of the age, Charles Dickens, to put pen to paper, the greatest painter of the age J. M. W. Turner to apply brush to canvas, and the King and Queen to pay homage at the very place where the catastrophe occurred.Artifacts continue to be recovered from the seabed, shedding further light both on 'Halsewell' herself, and on the extraordinary lives of those who sailed in her.

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Publisher
Fonthill Media
ISBN-10
1781557535
ISBN-13
9781781557532
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12050408410

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Book Title
Bound for the East Indies : Halsewell--A Shipwreck That Gripped the Nation
Author
Andre Norman
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Modern / 18th Century, Military / Naval
Publication Year
2020
Genre
History
Number of Pages
160 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Width
6.1in

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Two centuries later, the wreck still appeals to divers, treasure hunters, and Andrew Norman, who has written a gripping story.
Table of Content
Preface; 1 The Honourable East India Company; 2 The Honourable Company Ship (HCS) Halsewell; 3 The Allure of the East; 4 Captain Richard Peirce, Commander of Halsewell; 5 Halsewell's First Voyage (1778-1781): An Unpleasant Encounter with Horatio Nelson; 6 Halsewell's Second Voyage (1782-1784): An Important Passenger; 7 Halsewell's Third Voyage (1786- ): Her Officers, Crew, and Passengers, 8 Halsewell's Third Voyage (1786- ); 9 The Voyage Begins; 10 Shipwreck; 11 A Glimmer of Hope; 12 Aftermath: Halsewell's Grim Legacy; 13 Analysis of the Disaster: Was Captain Peirce in Any Way to Blame?; 14 'Halsewell': From Whence Did the Ship Derive her Name?; 15 The 1960s: Renewed Interest in the Wreck: Intriguing Artefacts; 16 The Halsewell Disaster is Captured in Poetry; 17 A Re-enactment of the Drama: the King and Queen Pay their Respects: Charles Dickens Commemorates the Tragedy; 18 Halsewell is Immortalized by Artists; 19 Sequel; Epilogue; Appendices: 1 Peirce Family Tree; 2 Halsewell/Tynte Family Tree; 3 Greenland Dock and the Wells Family of Shipbuilders; 4 Uniforms; 5 Required Qualifications for Commanders and Officers ('Mates'); 6 Required Inventory of Equipment etc. Necessary for Commanders and Officers; 7 Required Inventory of Equipment etc. Necessary for a Midshipman; 8 Indulgences; 9 Wages; 10 List of Officers [and crew, excluding ordinary seamen-'foremastmen'] on board the Halsewell, at the time she sailed; 11 Soldiers of the 42nd Foot, transported by Halsewell on her 3rd voyage; 12 The Three Voyages of HCS Halsewell; 13 Halsewell's Logbook: an Explanation; 14 Ships' Stores; 15 List of Officers, Seamen, and Soldiers saved; 16 The History of Walnut Tree House., Preface1 The Honourable East India Company2 The Honourable Company Ship (HCS) Halsewell3 The Allure of the East4 Captain Richard Peirce, Commander of Halsewell5 Halsewell's First Voyage (1778-1781): An Unpleasant Encounter with Horatio Nelson6 Halsewell's Second Voyage (1782-1784): An Important Passenger7 Halsewell's Third Voyage (1786- ): Her Officers, Crew, and Passengers8 Halsewell's Third Voyage (1786- );9 The Voyage Begins10 Shipwreck11 A Glimmer of Hope12 Aftermath: Halsewell's Grim Legacy13 Analysis of the Disaster: Was Captain Peirce in Any Way to Blame?14 'Halsewell': From Whence Did the Ship Derive her Name?15 The 1960s: Renewed Interest in the Wreck: Intriguing Artefacts16 The Halsewell Disaster is Captured in Poetry17 A Re-enactment of the Drama: the King and Queen Pay their Respects: Charles Dickens Commemorates the Tragedy18 Halsewell is Immortalized by Artists19 SequelEpilogueAppendices: 1 Peirce Family Tree2 Halsewell/Tynte Family Tree3 Greenland Dock and the Wells Family of Shipbuilders4 Uniforms5 Required Qualifications for Commanders and Officers ('Mates')6 Required Inventory of Equipment etc. Necessary for Commanders and Officers7 Required Inventory of Equipment etc. Necessary for a Midshipman8 Indulgences9 Wages10 List of Officers [and crew, excluding ordinary seamen--'foremastmen'] on board the Halsewell, at the time she sailed11 Soldiers of the 42nd Foot, transported by Halsewell on her 3rd voyage12 The Three Voyages of HCS Halsewell13 Halsewell's Logbook: an Explanation14 Ships' Stores15 List of Officers, Seamen, and Soldiers saved16 The History of Walnut Tree House.
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