Mutiny on the Bounty

The only response to harm is rebellion. A gripping novel describing a true event - the 1789 mutiny of sailors against Captain William Bligh on the British ship Bounty. "Time murmurs like the ocean, and from its depths comes the song of longing for freedom to us." This adventure novel is inspired by a true event from 1789 - the sailors' mutiny against Captain William Bligh on the British ship Bounty. This story has been the subject of many literary, artistic and film adaptations during the 19th and 20th centuries. Not surprisingly, the voyage of a Royal Navy frigate bound for Tahiti to load breadfruit seeds for the food of slaves in the Caribbean is extremely dramatic. Sailors suffering under the despotic command of Captain Bligh, experienced an earthly paradise in Tahiti, beautiful tropical nature, crystal clear sea, the friendship of the locals, the affection of women - and above all, for the first time in their lives, they knew a harmonious society, by a still uncorrupted desire for money and profit. The story of the famous mutiny has no good ending, but the descendants and legacy of the brave sailors live on.