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  • William Bligh
    William Bligh

    In his Narrative of the Mutiny, published a few months after his return to England, Bligh argued that the hedonistic delights of the South Seas were the cause of the mutiny. Christian’s brother Edward, a professor of law at the University of Cambridge, replied in a pamphlet…

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    In his Narrative of the Mutiny, published a few months after his return to England, Bligh argued that the hedonistic delights of the South Seas were the cause of the mutiny. Christian’s brother Edward, a professor of law at the University of Cambridge, replied in a pamphlet…

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