"Narrative Of The Surveying Voyage Of H.m.s. Fly" recounts the expedition undertaken by Captain F.P. Blackwood and the crew of the HMS Fly between 1842 and 1846. The voyage focused on surveying Torres Strait, New Guinea, and various other islands within the Eastern Archipelago. Joseph-Beete Jukes, the primary author, provides a detailed account of the geographical, geological, and natural historical observations made during this extensive exploration.
This narrative offers valuable insights into the maritime exploration of the mid-19th century, providing a rich historical record of the regions visited and the scientific methodologies employed. It will appeal to historians, geographers, and anyone interested in the exploration of the Pacific.
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