The   Pandora was a 24-gun Sixth Rate built at Deptford in 1779. The 20- and 24-gun   classes were the smallest regularly commanded by a Post Captain and they were   consequently known as post ships; they were also the smallest frigate-built   ships on the Navy List. The Pandora is best known for her voyage to Tahiti   which was undertaken to bring back the Bounty mutineers. Fourteen of them   were captured at Tahiti but four were drowned when Pandora ran   aground on 29 August 1791 on the Great Barrier Reef on her return journey.   The surviving ten were eventually brought back to Portsmouth and   court-martialled. Three of them were hung. The site of the wreck was   discovered in 1977 and has been extensively excavated by a team led by Ron Coleman. As part of the renowned Anatomy of the Ship series, this book provides the finest documentation of the Bellona, with a complete set of superb line drawings, supported by technical details and a record of the ship's service history.

The 24-Gun Frigate Pandora (Anatomy of the Ship)

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Ron Coleman

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The magic of the witch connects the Cosmic to the Earth. Witch magic is visible, tangible, and practical. But the Overview is essential. Thus, we work in linear time, using The Law of Cause and Effect. We work with linear time, knowing full well that time is not necessarily linear, but all-at-once. All time coexists, and it is because we are aware of this Overview that we are able to see the future, and to work magic forwards and backwards in linear time. We work with the World of Form, and in it our magic manifests to the five senses. Our techniques also employ the five senses, even though we know full well that space is not defined by what we touch, see, hear, smell, or taste. We know that all space coexists, limited only by perception. With the Overview, our perception is the "sixth" sense - the Spirit, represented in the pentagram by the Circle which encompasses All.

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The Pandora was a 24-gun Sixth Rate built at Deptford in 1779. The 20- and 24-gun classes were the smallest regularly commanded by a Post Captain and they were consequently known as post ships; they were also the smallest frigate-built ships on the Navy List. The Pandora is best known for her voyage to Tahiti which was undertaken to bring back the Bounty mutineers. Fourteen of them were captured at Tahiti but four of them were drowned when Pandora ran aground on 29 August 1791 on the Great Barrier Reef on her return journey. The surviving ten were eventually brought back to Portsmouth and court-martialled. Three of them were hung. The site of the wreck was discovered and has been extensively excavated by a team led by Ron Coleman.The 'Anatomy of the Ship' series aims to provide the finest documentation of individual ships and ship types ever published. What makes the series unique is a complete set of superbly executed line drawings, both the conventional type of plan as well as explanatory views, with fully descriptive keys. These are supported by technical details and a record of the ship's service history.John McKay is an architectural draughtsman who lives in Vancouver on the Pacific coast of Canada. He is also a ship enthusiast and modelmaker who has turned his professional skill to good use in the service of his hobby. Ron Coleman is Curator of Maritime History and Archaeology at the Queensland Museum in Brisbane, Australia. He oversaw several seasons' excavation on the wreck site of the Pandora.

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Success & Happiness...One Day at a Time: An Instruction Manual for Your Life is a step-by-step blue print; a daily system you can implement to change your life. It s a guide, a daily lesson planner geared to help you implement its principles in your everyday life.

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Wolf Medicine is that of the teacher, the pathfinder, and the mentor. Through teachings and practices held sacred by indigenous cultures for thousands of years, Path of the White Wolf takes the reader on a nine-month Shamanic Journey of renewal and rebirth around the Seven Sacred Directions of the Universal Medicine Wheel.In today's modern world, many of us are yearning for connection and satisfaction in work, relationships, and spirituality. In Path of the White Wolf, co-authors Robin Tekwelus Youngblood and Sandy D'Entremont combine traditional native teachings with contemporary shamanic practices to guide readers through a journey to spiritual understanding. Using simple rituals, meditations, and a series of thought-provoking exercises, Path of the White Wolf teaches the reader how to develop their own individual connection to the world around them and a renewed sense of purpose and meaning in their daily lives.

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