James Silk Buckingham
Autobiography of James Silk Buckingham
Including His Voyages, Travels, Adventures, Speculations, Successes and Failures
James Silk Buckingham
Autobiography of James Silk Buckingham
Including His Voyages, Travels, Adventures, Speculations, Successes and Failures
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This two-volume autobiography of James Silk Buckingham (1786-1855), traveller, writer and social idealist, was published in 1855.
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This two-volume autobiography of James Silk Buckingham (1786-1855), traveller, writer and social idealist, was published in 1855.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 595g
- ISBN-13: 9781108038577
- ISBN-10: 1108038573
- Artikelnr.: 34447794
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 595g
- ISBN-13: 9781108038577
- ISBN-10: 1108038573
- Artikelnr.: 34447794
Preface
1. Reasons for writing this autobiography
2. Excitement of the French Revolution, in 1792
3. My going to sea at length determined on
4. Sailing from Falmouth, after adieus and struggles
5. Second voyage to Lisbon in the same ship
6. Disastrous issue for my third voyage to Lisbon
7. Setting out on our march through Galicia
8. The English fleet of Sir John Jervis entering the Tagus
9. Complete change in the current of my life
10. Life of ease and pleasure passed on shore
11. Determination to resume my original sea-life
12. Delay in the arrival of an expected ship
13. First voyage to the West Indies in the Titus
14. Portuguese merchants from Lisbon and Oporto
15. Voyage to Virginia, in America, in the ship Rising States
16. First appointment as Captain of a West Indiaman, at twenty-one
17. First entertainment at a military mess-room
18. Homeward voyage from the Bahama Islands
19. Association with captains, merchants, and ship-owners
20. Anticipations and preparations for the Mediterranean
21. Departure from Gibraltar for Malta
22. Departure from Malta for the Archipelago.
1. Reasons for writing this autobiography
2. Excitement of the French Revolution, in 1792
3. My going to sea at length determined on
4. Sailing from Falmouth, after adieus and struggles
5. Second voyage to Lisbon in the same ship
6. Disastrous issue for my third voyage to Lisbon
7. Setting out on our march through Galicia
8. The English fleet of Sir John Jervis entering the Tagus
9. Complete change in the current of my life
10. Life of ease and pleasure passed on shore
11. Determination to resume my original sea-life
12. Delay in the arrival of an expected ship
13. First voyage to the West Indies in the Titus
14. Portuguese merchants from Lisbon and Oporto
15. Voyage to Virginia, in America, in the ship Rising States
16. First appointment as Captain of a West Indiaman, at twenty-one
17. First entertainment at a military mess-room
18. Homeward voyage from the Bahama Islands
19. Association with captains, merchants, and ship-owners
20. Anticipations and preparations for the Mediterranean
21. Departure from Gibraltar for Malta
22. Departure from Malta for the Archipelago.
Preface
1. Reasons for writing this autobiography
2. Excitement of the French Revolution, in 1792
3. My going to sea at length determined on
4. Sailing from Falmouth, after adieus and struggles
5. Second voyage to Lisbon in the same ship
6. Disastrous issue for my third voyage to Lisbon
7. Setting out on our march through Galicia
8. The English fleet of Sir John Jervis entering the Tagus
9. Complete change in the current of my life
10. Life of ease and pleasure passed on shore
11. Determination to resume my original sea-life
12. Delay in the arrival of an expected ship
13. First voyage to the West Indies in the Titus
14. Portuguese merchants from Lisbon and Oporto
15. Voyage to Virginia, in America, in the ship Rising States
16. First appointment as Captain of a West Indiaman, at twenty-one
17. First entertainment at a military mess-room
18. Homeward voyage from the Bahama Islands
19. Association with captains, merchants, and ship-owners
20. Anticipations and preparations for the Mediterranean
21. Departure from Gibraltar for Malta
22. Departure from Malta for the Archipelago.
1. Reasons for writing this autobiography
2. Excitement of the French Revolution, in 1792
3. My going to sea at length determined on
4. Sailing from Falmouth, after adieus and struggles
5. Second voyage to Lisbon in the same ship
6. Disastrous issue for my third voyage to Lisbon
7. Setting out on our march through Galicia
8. The English fleet of Sir John Jervis entering the Tagus
9. Complete change in the current of my life
10. Life of ease and pleasure passed on shore
11. Determination to resume my original sea-life
12. Delay in the arrival of an expected ship
13. First voyage to the West Indies in the Titus
14. Portuguese merchants from Lisbon and Oporto
15. Voyage to Virginia, in America, in the ship Rising States
16. First appointment as Captain of a West Indiaman, at twenty-one
17. First entertainment at a military mess-room
18. Homeward voyage from the Bahama Islands
19. Association with captains, merchants, and ship-owners
20. Anticipations and preparations for the Mediterranean
21. Departure from Gibraltar for Malta
22. Departure from Malta for the Archipelago.