HOM.22
The Lütke Expedition and the first d'Urville Expedition, 1827-1830, is the twenty-second volume of the History of Micronesia: A Collection of Source Documents (HOM), compiled and edited by Rodrique Levesque. It is the second volume in the HOM second series (HOM.S2).
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The History of Micronesia: A Collection of Source Documents was complied, edited and published by Rod Levesque. Copyrights were obtained by the Habele Outer Island Education Fund, a US nonprofit, in 2022, which digitized the content to facilitate noncommercial access to, and use of, the series. The PDF file for HOM.22 is roughly 88MB.
Table of Contents
1827A The General Sucre passed by Guam
1827B HMS Blossom, Captain Beechey, inspected Asunciön Island
1827D The Lütke expedition—Narrative of Captain Lütke
1827E The Lütke expedition—The historical atlas
1827F The Lütke expedition—Narrative and sketches of naturalist Kittlitz
1827G Foreigners in the Philippine Islands and Guam
1828A The mutiny aboard the Infatigable, ex-Calder, in 1828
1828B Administrative reform of the Mariana Island government
1828C The first d'Urville expedition—Narrative of Captain d'Urville
1828C2 Summary of the period of discovery, up to 1831
1828D The first d'Urville expedition—The treatise of Edmond Paris on Carolinian canoes
1828E The first d'Urville expedition—Accounts of Quoy and Gaimard
1828F The Bayonnaise, Captain Tromelin
1828G The Globe, Captain Dixey
1828H The ship Heros, Captain Du Haut- Cilly, via Asunción Island
18281 The visits to Guam of the Cape Packet, the Fawn, and the Reynard
1828J The first geography of Oceania, by De Rienzi
1828K The Dutch Navy corvette Wilhelmina en Maria, via Agrigan
1828L The first Chilean fleet to cross Micronesia did so in 1828
1828M Two lonely ships, one French and one English, cruised by Saipan
1828N The Lütke expedition—Part 2
1828P The voyage of HMS Rainbow—Narrative and sketches of A. Earle
1828Q The Russian ship Helen, Captain Kromchenko
1828R The Minerva, Captain Tapsell, visited Micronesia about this time
1828S The ship Clay, Captain Driver
1828T Population census of the Marianas for the 1827-1830 period
1828U The voyage of Thomas Smith aboard the whaler Hibernia
1829B The Dalton journal kept aboard the Harriet, Captain Clark
1829C The correspondence of Colonel Villalobos, in 1829
1829D The visit of the USS Vincennes, the first U.S.N. ship to technically visit Micronesia
1829E The Australian whaler Caroline, Captain Swindles
1829F HMS Centurion's anchor recovered at Tinian
1829G Captain Peter Kemp visited Guam in 1829 and 1831
1829H Ship Roscoe, Captain Briggs passed by Saipan-Tinian
1830A The 1830 reports of Governor Villalobos
1830B Official reaction to the reports of Governor Villalobos
1830D The Antarctic, skippered by Skiddy, was under the control of the supercargo Benjamin Morrell
1830E The Antarctic—The narrative of Mrs. Morrell who was also aboard
1830G The logbook of the Edward, Captain J. Gilbert
1830H The merchantman Glide, Captain Archer
1830I O'Connell's three-year stay at Pohnpei, 1830-1833
1830J The logbook of the Panther, Captain Lloyd Bowers
1830K The ship Roman, Captain Lavender, via Palau
1830L The prize Infatigable, formerly Calder, sent to Manila by Governor Medinilla, her new owner
1830N The journal of John Lye11 aboard the Ranger, a London whaler
1830O News from Tinian
1830P The Ricafort sent from Guam to Manila
Publication Details
Lévesque Rodrigue. History of Micronesia: A Collection of Source Documents; The Lütke Expedition and the first d'Urville Expedition, 1827-1830. Gatineau Québec: Lévesque Publications; 2003.
ISBN 978-0-920201-22-0
