Follows the dramatic voyage south of an 18th century fighting ship taking emigrants and passengers on the treacherous voyage from England to Australia. The novel is cast as a journal written by Edmund Fitz-Henry Talbot, a well-meaning, somewhat uncertains slightly pompous officer and gentleman enroute to Sydney and a career in His Majesty's service. As a result of a green sailor's blunder, the ship's mast shatter, and it founders. Golding's achievement is the vivid, detailed depiction of a disintegrating vessel in the tropical seas, its progressive decay, and the wretchedness and despair of its passengers.
"Dagboek van een jonge Engelsman die een rampzalige zeereis maakt naar Australië in de vroege 19e eeuw."
"Follows the dramatic voyage south of an 18th century fighting ship taking emigrants and passengers on the treacherous voyage from England to Australia. The novel is cast as a journal written by Edmund Fitz-Henry Talbot, a well-meaning, somewhat uncertains slightly pompous officer and gentleman enroute to Sydney and a career in His Majesty's service. As a result of a green sailor's blunder, the ship's mast shatter, and it founders. Golding's achievement is the vivid, detailed depiction of a disintegrating vessel in the tropical seas, its progressive decay, and the wretchedness and despair of its passengers."@en
"Sequel to: Rites of passage. Recounts the further adventures of the eighteenth-century fighting ship, converted at the close of the Napoleonic War to carry passengers and cargo from England to Australia."
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