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In 1787, William Bligh, commander of the Bounty, sailed under Captain Cook on a voyage to Tahiti to collect plants of the breadfruit tree, with a view to acclimatizing the species to the West Indies. During their six-month stay on the island, his men became completely demoralized, and on the return voyage mutinied. Yet a resentful crew, coupled with ravaging storms and ruthless savages, proved to be merely stages leading up to the anxiety-charged ordeal to come.

Experience the gripping tale of the famous mutiny through the eyes of Captain Bligh himself. This captivating work not only details the events leading up to the rebellion but also explores the fates of the mutineers and castaways afterward. Additionally, delve into two more of Blighs narratives Life of a Sailor Boy and The Sunken Treasure. (Summary by John Greenman)

This documentary records the events of the most celebrated mutiny in the annals of the sea: the 1789 revolt against Captain William Bligh in the West Indies. Was Bligh a sadistic disciplinarian who terrorized his crew? Or a superb and misunderstood seaman? Over 200 years later, the controversy surrounding this legendary captain still rages. The truth may lie in this narrative based on the ship’s log, in which Bligh writes of the resentful crew, ravaging storms, and uncharted islands that led to mutiny.

This enthralling podcast recounts the daring voyage to the South Sea undertaken by His Majestys ship, The Bounty. Commanded by Lieutenant William Bligh, the ships mission was to transport the Bread-fruit tree to the West Indies. Experience the gripping tale of the mutiny aboard The Bounty and the crews subsequent voyage from Tofoa, one of the Friendly Islands, to Timor, a Dutch settlement in the East Indies.

Embark on a thrilling nautical adventure with 'A Voyage to the South Sea' by William Bligh. Join us as we set sail on a voyage filled with excitement, danger, and the unknown. This captivating audio experience takes you on a journey across the vast expanses of the South Sea, as Bligh recounts his gripping encounters, encounters with indigenous cultures, and the challenges faced by his crew. Whether you're a lover of maritime history, an adventurer at heart, or simply seeking an enthralling story, 'A Voyage to the South Sea' is a must-listen. Explore the wonders of the sea, witness the trials ...

In a personal but objective narrative based on the Bounty's log, Bligh himself tells of the stormy voyage to Tahiti, his crew's insatiable attachment to the island paradise, and the incredible 3,600-mile journey to safety after the mutineers cast him, and 18 loyal crew members, adrift in a small, open boat with few supplies. Bligh's detractors say this narrative has many distortions and omissions; others judge it a remarkably dispassionate record.