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内容説明 Frederick William Beechey (1796-1856)， naval officer and hydrographer， was born into a family of artists， joined the Navy at a young age and went on to travel the world to survey coastlines and oceans. He published several accounts of his expeditions to destinations including the Arctic and Africa. This two-volume work， first published in 1831， describes his voyage as commander of the Blossom in 1825-1828. The ship’s mission was to support the exploration of the North-West Passage by travelling eastwards via the Bering Strait to meet the explorers Sir John Franklin and Sir Edward Parry who were travelling west from the North Atlantic. Volume 1 records Beechey’s outward journey via Cape Horn， his visits to Pitcairn Island， where he met the last surviving Bounty mutineer and documented his story (retold in Chapters 3 and 4)， Tahiti， and Hawai’i， and his first season exploring the Bering Strait.