The Cruise of the United States Sloop-Of-War Vincennes, Circumnavigating, 1833-36

The Cruise of the United States Sloop-Of-War Vincennes, Circumnavigating, 1833-36 (PDF) (Report). 1886. pp. 1–14.

Abstract: This document is a historical account titled "The Cruise of the United States Sloop-of-war 'Vincennes,' Circumnavigating, 1833-1836," authored by Robert Lee-Wright Browning. The geographic focus includes various locations encountered during the circumnavigation, with specific mention of Tobi Island. The time period covered spans from 1833 to 1836. The work discusses maritime exploration, naval history, and the ecological systems observed during the voyage. It includes references to individuals such as Horace Holden and Mentor, who may have played roles in the expedition. The document is structured as a narrative recounting the experiences and observations made by the crew of the Vincennes, detailing their interactions with different cultures and environments encountered throughout the journey. The text serves as a primary source for researchers interested in early 19th-century naval expeditions, the history of the United States Navy, and the ecological and cultural landscapes of the Pacific region during this era.