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been effected by a forty days' flood." He wrote that in his "turn of mind and ignorance of scripture," he was willing to disbelieve the
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they could no longer live together; effectively he banished Darwin from his table. Before nightfall FitzRoy's temper cooled and he sent an apology, with the request that Darwin "continue to live with him." They avoided the subject of slavery from that time on. None of their quarrels were over religious or doctrinal issues; such disagreements came after the voyage.
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attacked Darwin's theory. During the debate FitzRoy, seen as "a grey haired Roman nosed elderly gentleman", stood in the centre of the audience and "lifting an immense Bible first with both and afterwards with one hand over his head, solemnly implored the audience to believe God rather than man". As
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which, on his recommendation, was fixed at every port to be available to crews for consultation before setting out to sea. Stone housings for such barometers are still visible at many fishing harbours. The invention of several different types of barometers was attributed to him. These became popular
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During the survey, some of his men were camping onshore when a group of
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by Sean Hoade was published in 2008 and republished in a new edition in 2016. The novel begins with the first meeting of Darwin and FitzRoy and ends with Darwin receiving notice of FitzRoy's suicide. The plot is interlaced with fictional "dreams" that imagine how the world would be if the ideas of
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in which he admits that, having read works "by geologists who contradict, by implication, if not in plain terms, the authenticity of the
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owner once asked his slaves if they wished to be free and was told they did not. Darwin asked FitzRoy if he thought slaves could answer such a question honestly when it was posed by their master, at which the captain lost his temper and, before storming out, told Darwin that if he doubted his word
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and the settlers felt betrayed and angry. He appointed a
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in the general election, but was defeated. His hopes of obtaining a new posting and organising a missionary project to Tierra del Fuego appeared to be failing. He was arranging for the charter of a ship at his own expense to return the
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FitzRoy quickly realized that he did not have the resources to bring about a quick end to the war. Meanwhile, the spokesmen for the New
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evolutionary thinkers over the millennia had been literally true. The dreams also show how Darwin's subconscious dealt with major themes in his life such as the death of his beloved daughter Annie and his lifelong friendship and rivalry with FitzRoy.
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found instead FitzRoy's mapping of little use, noting in 1870 that "Fitzroy's chart, that is quite exact until that point , is worthless further ahead...". Thus south of Melinka, Simpson relied more in the late 18th-century sketches of
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return on 2 October 1836, FitzRoy married Mary Henrietta O'Brien, a young woman to whom he had long been engaged. Darwin was amazed, as not once during the entire five years of the trip had FitzRoy spoken about being engaged.
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vaccination. The others were cared for and taught by the trainee missionary Richard Matthews; they were considered civilised enough to be presented at Court to King William IV and Queen Adelaide in the summer of 1831.
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possible to put them ashore conveniently, he decided to "civilise the savages", teaching them "English ... the plainer truths of Christianity ... and the use of common tools" before returning them as missionaries.
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they set up a mission post, but when they returned nine days later, the possessions had been looted. Matthews gave up, rejoining the ship. He left the three "westernised" Fuegians to continue the missionary work.
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archipelago, South America. It was presented in his bicentenary (2005) and commemorates his 23 January 1833 landing on Wulaia Cove. Another memorial, presented also in FitzRoy's bicentenary, commemorates his
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Tierra del Fuego is the novel with which the Argentinean Sylvia Iparraguirre won the 1999 Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Prize for a novel written by women, awarded by the Guadalajara International Book Fair.
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He completed his course with distinction and was promoted lieutenant on 7 September 1824, having passed the examination with 'full numbers' (100%), the first to achieve this result. After serving on
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In 1854, on the recommendation of the President of the Royal Society, FitzRoy was appointed as chief of a new department to deal with the collection of weather data at sea. His title was
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FitzRoy soon began to work on strategies to make weather information more widely available for the safety of shipping and fishermen. He directed the design and distribution of a type of
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R. D. Keynes, in his introduction to the 2001 edition of Darwin's diary, suggests that FitzRoy had undergone a religious conversion. He was dissociating himself from the new ideas of
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inspired FitzRoy to develop charts to allow predictions to be made in which he coined the term "weather forecast". Fifteen land stations were established to use the new
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and was a first cousin of Robert FitzRoy. Maria Isabella was therefore Robert's first cousin once removed. They had one daughter, Laura Maria Elizabeth (1858–1943).
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took their toll. On 30 April 1865, Vice-Admiral FitzRoy died by suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. This took place at Lyndhurst, Westow Hill,
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was published FitzRoy was dismayed and apparently felt guilty for his part in the theory's development. He was in
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FITZROY Robert Esq... who died 30 April 1865 at Lyndhurst Weston Hill Norwood in the County of Surrey"
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expeditions, following them between the years of 1828 and 1865. It was a nominee on the
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Núñez, Andrés G.; Molina O., Raúl; Aliste A., Enrique; Bello A., Álvaro (2016).
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with the support of 13 fellows, including Charles Darwin.
3189:
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3261:
Image of Robert FitzRoy's memorial at Wulaia Bay (Chile)
2971:. London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, & Green.
2913:. Vol. Appendix to Volume II. London: Henry Colburn
2421:
2212:. Vol. 2. Princeton University Press. p. 264.
796:
His instructions were to maintain order and protect the
2036:
Climates of the British Isles: Present, Past and Future
1918:
1537:
European and American voyages of scientific exploration
876:
412:
In February 1818 at the age of 12, FitzRoy entered the
362:
and a tradition of public service. Through his father,
3787:
Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
1467:
and was translated into English by Hardie St. Martin.
41:"Admiral FitzRoy" redirects here. For other uses, see
3295:
BBC News Magazine – The birth of the weather forecast
2313:
Talbott, Robert D. (1974). "The Strait of Magellan".
1250:(meaning smoking mountain) for this and other peaks.
342:
from illegal land sales claimed by British settlers.
2289:'The Voyage of the Beagle' by James Taylor, page 182
2070:
1324:
National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
1231:
in Newport, Rhode Island, US, is named in his honour
292:, politician and scientist who served as the second
2969:
The Weather Book: A Manual of Practical Meteorology
1769:
Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London
1699:Introduction by Janet Browne and Michael Neve to –
1515:in 2009, and had its world premiere in 2010 at the
1051:Robert FitzRoy's grave outside All Saints' Church,
663:, the Admiralty reprimanded FitzRoy for buying the
648:. They returned to the mission post but found only
2261:"Letter no. 4908 – Charles Shaw to Charles Darwin"
2164:Gribbin, John & Mary (2003). FitzRoy. Review.
1905:The Royal Society Library and Information Services
1017:British Association for the Advancement of Science
841:Meanwhile, the Māori in the far North, around the
644:, hoping that the cost would be reimbursed by the
2431:Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage Ltd, ed. (2003).
1413:where Captain Robert Fitzroy was played by actor
506:The sailors gave them names: the girl was called
3673:
3115:A Dictionary of New Zealand Biography : A–L
1898:"List of Fellows of the Royal Society 1660–2007"
1856:Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London
573:. He spared no expense in fitting out the ship.
2718:. Northwestern University Press. Archived from
2444:
2442:
2337:
2253:
1407:award-winning television series in 1978 titled
3732:History of mental health in the United Kingdom
3727:British military personnel who died by suicide
3425:Governors and governors-general of New Zealand
2994:
1958:Banffshire Maritime & Heritage Association
1436:. It has since been performed under the title
451:, in 1828 he was appointed flag lieutenant to
3409:
3231:contributions in Parliament by Robert FitzRoy
2435:. Vol. 2 (107th ed.). p. 1617.
1591:Wills and Administrations (England and Wales)
1432:by Juliet Aykroyd was first performed at the
1308:was named after him, as was the weather ship
526:
3651:Official secretaries to the governor-general
2439:
2077:Desmond, Adrian J.; Moore, James R. (1991).
2076:
1730:
1523:. It is about Darwin and his journey on the
912:Meteorological Statist to the Board of Trade
476:, was carrying out a hydrographic survey of
434:while on the vessel, then served as such on
149:26 December 1843 – 18 November 1845
27:Royal Navy officer and scientist (1805–1865)
3181:
3108:
1841:
1820:
1818:
1661:. London: Taylor & Francis. p. 26.
1496:(although Thompson died in November 2005).
777:The first Governor of New Zealand, Captain
416:, and in the following year he entered the
372:Augustus Henry FitzRoy, 3rd Duke of Grafton
3416:
3402:
3289:Robert FitzRoy FRS: sailing into the storm
2995:Gribbin, John & Gribbin, Mary (2003).
2029:
2027:
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1593:, ancestry.co.uk, accessed 7 January 2023
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514:that resembled a basket), the younger boy
119:
3717:People from the Borough of St Edmundsbury
2433:Burke's Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage
2412:
2331:
1742:. London: Michael Joseph, Penguin Group.
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857:or the Northern War, was well under way.
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2931:Remarks on New Zealand, in February 1846
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1862:(1). London, UK: The Royal Society: 26.
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1294:, New Zealand are also named after him.
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1178:Chile, was named in his honour in 1964.
1100:FitzRoy's publications arising from the
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920:
880:
768:
706:Is it not extraordinary, that sea-worn,
366:, Robert was a fourth great-grandson of
345:
80:of all important aspects of the article.
3737:Suicides by sharp instrument in England
3722:British politicians who died by suicide
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1452:by Darwin – before being published as
759:Acting Conservator of the River Mersey
76:Please consider expanding the lead to
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3056:FitzRoy: Governor in Crisis 1843–1845
3013:
2561:"FitzRoy, Admiral Robert (1805-1865)"
2543:"NIWA Installs new IBM supercomputer"
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3837:British scientists with disabilities
3767:British scientific instrument makers
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2870:Captain P. Parker King, R.N., F.R.S.
2862:
2666:"The Ostrich and the Dolphin (play)"
2529:A Short History of Nearly Everything
2233:Darwin, Charles (19 December 2002).
1726:
1724:
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1114:Sailing Directions for South America
877:Later life and impact on meteorology
793:and made him his private secretary.
732:Remarks with reference to the Deluge
726:in four volumes, including Darwin's
722:It was published in May 1839 as the
606:memorable occasion in March 1832 at
49:
3852:UK Met Office staff and researchers
3246:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
2893:Vol. II. London: Henry Colburn
2821:
2746:Guadalajara International Book Fair
2586:"Robert Fitzroy takes his own life"
2315:A history of the Chilean boundaries
1984:"Admiral FitzRoy's special remarks"
1615:"The birth of the weather forecast"
1276:is named after him, as well as the
1264:(previously commanded by FitzRoy).
1042:
933:Fitzroy fisheries barometer No 98,
624:At the island of "Buttons Land" in
544:In early May 1831 FitzRoy stood as
24:
2873:Vol. I. London: Henry Colburn
2640:Aykroyd, Juliet (8 October 2013).
2531:. London: Transworld. p. 481.
2450:"Homenaje a un navegante singular"
2351:(in Spanish): 1–20, archived from
2209:Charles Darwin: The Power of Place
2154:. 18 September 1863. p. 4561.
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3847:19th-century Royal Navy personnel
3182:O'Byrne, William Richard (1849).
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1156:Heath Hall, Heath, West Yorkshire
951:Admiral FitzRoy's special remarks
311:, FitzRoy's second expedition to
3842:English people with disabilities
3697:Governors-general of New Zealand
3304:Parliament of the United Kingdom
3275:Works by or about Robert FitzRoy
3209:
2136:. 17 February 1857. p. 539.
1260:who, at the time, commanded HMS
1140:
403:Governor of Prince Edward Island
54:
43:Admiral FitzRoy (disambiguation)
3832:Military personnel from Suffolk
3802:19th-century New Zealand people
3192:A Naval Biographical Dictionary
2866:(1839). FitzRoy, Robert (ed.).
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838:, paper money without backing.
791:William John Warburton Hamilton
414:Royal Naval College, Portsmouth
370:; his paternal grandfather was
68:may be too short to adequately
3707:People of the New Zealand Wars
3123:Department of Internal Affairs
2616:"The Voyage of Charles Darwin"
2239:. Cambridge University Press.
1756:
1650:
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1613:Moore, Peter (30 April 2015).
1116:led Chilean Navy hydrographer
728:Journal and Remarks, 1832–1836
78:provide an accessible overview
32:Robert, 1st Earl of Gloucester
13:
1:
3692:Circumnavigators of the globe
3020:. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
2890:Captain Robert Fitz-Roy, R.N.
2286:Taylor, James (17 May 2016).
2265:Darwin Correspondence Project
1954:"Scottish Harbour Barometers"
1828:Charles Darwin's Beagle Diary
1565:
1394:
1336:On 4 February 2002, when the
390:mansion in Northamptonshire.
3752:People with mental disorders
3712:Fellows of the Royal Society
3656:Spouses of governors-general
2016:. 7 May 2004. Archived from
2014:Mount Washington Observatory
1809:Captain Robert Fitz-Roy, R.N
1410:The Voyage of Charles Darwin
1333:"FitzRoy" in honour of him.
1169:
1124:to the Straits of Magellan.
1031:FitzRoy debunked Lieutenant
959:that caused the loss of the
565:, and his "kind uncle", the
364:General Lord Charles FitzRoy
34:, or the Royal Navy admiral
7:
3241:BBC – h2g2 – Robert FitzRoy
3121:. Vol. I. Wellington:
3035:Mellersh, H. E. L. (1968).
3014:Marks, Richard Lee (1991).
2976:Collins, Philip R. (2007).
2934:. London: W. and H. White.
2477:"Bahia Wulaia Dome Middens"
1928:Mellersh, H. E. L. (1968).
1825:Keynes, R. D., ed. (2001).
1530:
1438:The Ostrich and the Dolphin
871:Governor of South Australia
540:Second voyage of HMS Beagle
399:Governor of New South Wales
350:Robert FitzRoy was born at
10:
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2978:FitzRoy and his barometers
2475:Hogan, C. Michael (2008).
2038:. Routledge. p. 147.
1640:"Robert FitzRoy biography"
1465:Sor Juana de la Cruz prize
1338:shipping forecast sea area
1206:landing on 19 April 1830.
1131:José de Moraleda y Montero
700:Royal Geographical Society
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3141:. Naval Institute Press.
3058:. David Ling Publishing.
2691:"Authors: Juliet Aykroyd"
2206:Browne, E. Janet (2002).
1705:. London: Penguin Books.
1358:on FitzRoy's house at 38
1288:Fitzroy, Falkland Islands
1133:. Simpson's contemporary
849:cut down the flagpole at
787:Church Missionary Society
785:, died in late 1842. The
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3702:Royal Navy vice admirals
3156:Thompson, Harry (2005).
2967:FitzRoy, Robert (1863).
2958:FitzRoy, Robert (1860).
2949:FitzRoy, Robert (1859).
2928:FitzRoy, Robert (1846).
2906:FitzRoy, Robert (1839).
2886:FitzRoy, Robert (1839).
2770:"This Thing of Darkness"
1811:. London: Henry Colburn.
1802:FitzRoy, Robert (1839).
1701:Darwin, Charles (1989).
1677:Charles Darwin: Voyaging
1559:The Voyage of the Beagle
1482:To the Edge of the World
694:FitzRoy was awarded the
239:Cause of death
230:Lyndhurst, Westow Hill,
3375:Governor of New Zealand
3352:Thomas Colpitts Granger
3340:Thomas Colpitts Granger
3317:Thomas Colpitts Granger
3313:William Charles Harland
3266:Works by Robert FitzRoy
3185:"FitzRoy, Robert"
3017:Three Men of The Beagle
2186:Encyclopædia Britannica
1595:(subscription required)
1158:(son of the politician
765:Governor of New Zealand
456:Sir Robert Waller Otway
378:and the half-sister of
376:Marquess of Londonderry
294:Governor of New Zealand
137:Governor of New Zealand
3682:English meteorologists
3158:This Thing of Darkness
3137:Taylor, James (2008).
3110:Scholefield, Guy Hardy
3098:(Profile Books, 2003)
2646:. Sulivan & Stokes
1868:10.1098/rsnr.2003.0223
1517:Royal Dramatic Theatre
1473:This Thing of Darkness
1391:in Western Australia.
1349:University of Plymouth
1322:In 2010 New Zealand's
1240:Argentina–Chile border
1232:
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1135:Francisco Vidal Gormaz
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679:Return from the voyage
393:Robert's half-brother
253:Mary Henrietta O'Brien
36:Robert O'Brien FitzRoy
3687:English hydrographers
3037:FitzRoy of the Beagle
2110:Saxby, S. M. (1864).
1930:FitzRoy of the Beagle
1542:Second voyage of HMS
1434:University of Reading
1326:(NIWA) named its new
1299:Captain class frigate
1273:Fitzroya cupressoides
1226:
1212:
1050:
1026:The Origin of Species
1004:The Origin of Species
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924:
916:Meteorological Office
884:
772:
599:Principles of Geology
368:Charles II of England
346:Early life and career
2951:Notes on Meteorology
2722:on 25 September 2020
2643:Darwin & FitzRoy
2383:. Imprenta Nacional.
2375:Simpson, E. (1874).
2113:Saxby Weather System
2010:The Weather Notebook
1763:FitzRoy, R. (1837).
1703:Voyage of the Beagle
1454:Darwin & FitzRoy
1088:Hampton Court Palace
1037:Saxby Weather System
1033:Stephen Martin Saxby
582:Viscount Castlereagh
380:Viscount Castlereagh
256:Maria Isabella Smyth
3359:Government offices
3160:. Headline Review.
3054:Moon, Paul (2000).
2834:on 22 February 2015
2654:– via Amazon.
2499:Admiral Fitzroy Inn
2020:on 20 January 2015.
1964:on 25 December 2014
1657:Adam Kuper (2017).
1267:The South American
1229:Admiral Fitzroy Inn
1164:4th Duke of Grafton
1106:Straits of Magellan
1078:contributed £100).
1072:Bartholomew Sulivan
813:New Zealand Company
757:. He was appointed
636:, FitzRoy bought a
482:Phillip Parker King
407:Governor of Antigua
395:Sir Charles FitzRoy
3782:Suicides in Surrey
3772:Explorers of Chile
3747:Burials in England
3348:Viscount Dungannon
3214:Works by or about
2828:henningmankell.com
2824:"Darwin's Captain"
2822:Mankell, Henning.
2716:"Tierra del Fuego"
2695:Stay Thirsty Media
2590:HMS Beagle Project
2358:on 23 January 2019
2292:. Bloomsbury USA.
2152:The London Gazette
2133:The London Gazette
2064:Met Office website
1450:Delphinus fitzroyi
1428:In 1997, the play
1278:Delphinus fitzroyi
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1122:Chiloé Archipelago
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1021:Samuel Wilberforce
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925:FitzRoy circa 1855
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885:FitzRoy circa 1850
821:Treaty of Waitangi
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326:who made accurate
216:, Suffolk, England
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3523:Governors-general
3392:
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3382:Succeeded by
3345:Succeeded by
3270:Project Gutenberg
3148:978-1-59114-920-0
3104:978-1-8619-7451-8
3082:. HarperCollins.
2987:978-0-948382-14-7
2962:. Board of Trade.
2953:. Board of Trade.
2941:978-0-902041-13-4
2797:"Darwin's Dreams"
2505:on 20 August 2019
2481:Megalithic Portal
2348:Revista de Marina
2045:978-0-41513-016-5
1511:was published by
1470:A novel entitled
1456:in October 2013.
1387:and subsequently
1297:The World War II
1112:. FitzRoy's book
1024:he admitted that
748:Church of England
580:and of his uncle
563:British Admiralty
384:Foreign Secretary
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1199:Tierra del Fuego
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1118:Francisco Hudson
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