Story of Pitcairn Island

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 16, 1896

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 22, No. 28.

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Story of Pitcairn Island

There has always been a glamour of romance about the story of the mutiny of the British Ship Bounty, and the settling of the survivors at Pitcairn Island. Much has been written on the subject—some being true and some greatly exaggerated; but the “Story of Pitcairn Island” as written by
ROSALIND A. YOUNG
A Native Daughter, and direct descendent of the mutineers
is a history, the truthfulness of which can be vouched for; but it is more than a history, it is a . . . . .

Most Interesting and Thrilling Story

The Book is written in a charmingly simple style and is an unvarnished account of the mutiny, the settling of the survivors at Pitcairn, and their history up to 1894

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