
Experiences of men, women and children on the First Fleet voyage

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The Fleet
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Ports of call
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Passengers
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Breakdown of convicts

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​Onboard discipline and governance
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Foiled mutiny
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Escape attempt
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Death and illness
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Travelling conditions, weather

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Health of the convicts
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A 'sporatic' disease & other illnesses
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Rewards for good behaviour
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Men overboard
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Birth of a baby​

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​Accommodation
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Medical events during voyage
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Medicine
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Behaviour of convicts
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Travel and adventure
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Who was on board
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Feelings as the fleet departed
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Treatment of convicts
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Conditions on the voyage
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Survival / survivors

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Personal items bought for voyage
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​Travel and adventure
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Praise for Governor Arthur Phillip
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Humane treatment of convicts
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Likens to Noah's Ark with livestock

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Irish convict James Martin​
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Mary Broad (nee Talbot)
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1788 letter, female writer - author unknown
