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This book is a dramatic record of the adventures of Mary Bryant, who in 1786 was convicted of aiding her lover to escape from prison and was condemned to the Australian prison hulks. Later, this young and very beautiful girl was forced in to the company of hardened convicts and criminals and shipped out with them to Botany Bay, where she was once again united with her lover.
Here she and her new husband suffered indescribable hardships, and time and again faced with starvation were always searching for a way to escape. Finally, with great courage, she, her husband, their two children and seven other desperate souls, escaped one night in a small boat and set sail for the Dutch East Indies.
Here begins the account of one of the most amazing voyages ever recorded. Three thousand miles in an open boat, faced with innumerable dangers, their frail ship constantly threatened with disaster, suffering beyond belief, they finally reached Timur more dead than alive. They were cared for by the Dutch authorities at Kupang, where William Bligh and his companions had landed three years previously.
Even then, their adventures were not ended, for they were still fugitives from justice and in these thrilling pages readers will share with them their alternating hope and despair.
Every detail of the story is authentic and well documented, and throughout Mary Bryant is the dominant figure, ever cheerful, indomitable, filled with the single purpose of fighting for her husband and children against apparently insuperable difficulties. The author has scrupulously refrained from embroidering his facts, and by the very restraint with which he presents this amazing story of human endurance, he has produced a narrative which has in it all the elements of great tragedy.