Publisher's Synopsis
The Life and Adventures in the South Pacific is a fascinating travelogue written by an anonymous author known only as 'A Roving Printer'. First published in 1866, this book recounts the author's adventures as a printer and journalist in the South Pacific region, including his encounters with cannibals, pirates, and other hazards of the high seas. Part travelogue, part adventure story, this book is an exciting and informative read for anyone interested in the history of the Pacific region.
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