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timber, the crew of one boat had to lean to one side to raise the other side out of the water until another boat was able to draw close, allowing a sailor to nail a piece of wood over the hole. Storms and rough seas frequently plagued the tiny whaleboats, and the men who were not occupied with steering and trimming the sails spent most of their time bailing water from the bilge.
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and two whaleboats, with an additional whaleboat sustaining minor damage. Pollard's initial thought was to return to
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3549:Incidents of cannibalism
3186:Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish
2918:October (unknown date):
2019:, pp. 86–87, 255–56
1592:(2013) was broadcast on
1436:to the northwest of the
1328:sailed into the port of
995:of sperm whales. On the
887:Whaling grounds depleted
548:Rochester, Massachusetts
101:General characteristics
3484:In the Heart of the Sea
3476:In the Heart of the Sea
2597:republished in 1965 as
2583:. New York: WB Gilley.
2252:, pp. 173–174, 196
1659:R v Dudley and Stephens
1618:In The Heart of the Sea
1612:played Captain Pollard.
1608:played Owen Chase, and
1105:In the Heart of the Sea
92:Attacked and sunk by a
74:Amesbury, Massachusetts
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3279:Moby Dick - Rehearsed
2703:The Loss of the Ship
1586:The television movie
1434:French Frigate Shoals
1420:
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1250:On Henderson Island,
1200:respite from hunger.
1184:steered straight for
1133:
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500:Grew up on Nantucket
301:in 1815-1816, and as
3025:5–6 November:
2681:"The Essex Disaster"
2636:Philbrick, Nathaniel
2599:Chase, Owen (1965).
1633:as Captain Pollard.
1576:Revenge of the Whale
1222:uplifted coral atoll
1195:Food and water were
1126:Abandoning the wreck
1003:, Chase's whaleboat
851:was hit by a sudden
3511: /
3322:Moby Dick—Rehearsed
2480:"LDS family search"
2469:, pp. xiii–xiv
2438:"LDS Family Search"
2420:"LDS Family Search"
2371:"LDS family record"
1565:, the story of the
1545:. Weeks retired to
1243:, who had famously
1110:Nathaniel Philbrick
910:In September 1820,
774:Birthplace unknown
728:Birthplace unknown
706:Birthplace unknown
684:Birthplace unknown
662:Birthplace unknown
571:Birthplace unknown
476:Birthplace unknown
96:, November 20, 1820
3365:Age of the Dragons
3239:(1971; unfinished)
2891:Princess Charlotte
2616:. Middletown, CT:
2457:, pp. 228–229
2390:, pp. 212–216
2360:, pp. 207–212
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2105:, pp. 111–113
2071:The New York Times
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1314:Rescue and reunion
1143:
842:Cape Verde Islands
640:Born on Nantucket
618:Born on Nantucket
524:Born on Nantucket
430:Born on Nantucket
421:Benjamin Lawrence
408:Born on Nantucket
386:Born on Nantucket
364:Born on Nantucket
340:Born on Nantucket
291:George Pollard Jr.
196:George Pollard Jr.
3584:Maritime folklore
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2686:American Heritage
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1284:Más Afuera Island
1167:Marquesas Islands
952:Galápagos Islands
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3456:(whaleship)
3407:Möbius Dick
3196:Adaptations
2572:Chase, Owen
2530:11 December
2521:"The Whale"
1639:Tom Holland
1610:Adam Rayner
1553:survivors.
1543:West Indies
1479:New Bedford
1259:peppergrass
1214:dehydration
857:Gulf Stream
834:trade winds
741:Seth Weeks
537:Isaac Cole
514:Owen Coffin
439:Boatsteerer
417:Boatsteerer
395:Boatsteerer
373:Second mate
295:second mate
232:First mate
223:cannibalism
215:dehydration
200:sperm whale
94:sperm whale
3539:1799 ships
3533:Categories
3447:Mocha Dick
3263:Television
3140:Bulkington
3107:Characters
2779:Shipwrecks
2627:0819562440
2298:Chase 1821
2076:August 27,
2005:Chase 1821
1981:Chase 1821
1897:Chase 1821
1801:Chase 1965
1762:8 December
1719:27 January
1685:References
1623:Ron Howard
1481:whaleship
1411:Owen Chase
1330:ValparaĂso
1220:, a small
1210:starvation
1115:echolocate
1097:Owen Chase
1061:Owen Chase
830:westerlies
354:Owen Chase
349:First mate
307:Owen Chase
303:first mate
280:whaleboats
234:Owen Chase
219:starvation
204:whaleboats
3471:(TV film)
3468:The Whale
3400:Leviathan
3393:Dicky Moe
3346:Moby-Dick
3338:Moby-Dick
3330:Moby Dick
3303:Moby Dick
3295:Moby Dick
3271:Moby Dick
3252:Moby Dick
3244:Moby Dick
3236:Moby Dick
3228:Moby Dick
3220:Moby Dick
3115:Moby Dick
3097:Moby-Dick
2859:HMS
2840:Alligator
2788:USS
2701:(1984) .
1705:(whaler)"
1589:The Whale
1563:Moby-Dick
1466:Moby-Dick
1402:Aftermath
1366:USS
1238:HMS
1171:cannibals
1141:s sinking
1121:Survivors
1108:, author
1033:starboard
1005:harpooned
950:) in the
822:Cape Horn
621:Survived
587:About 60
503:Survived
485:Cabin boy
433:Survived
367:Survived
343:Survived
264:Nantucket
247:Moby-Dick
184:Nantucket
70:Laid down
3506:118°00′W
3181:Cetology
3130:Queequeg
3018:Antelope
3015:29 Jun:
3005:29 May:
2998:Antelope
2995:23 Mar:
2988:Antelope
2948:13 Dec:
2938:25 Nov:
2928:20 Nov:
2908:16 Oct:
2888:27 Sep:
2878:30 Jul:
2871:Wanstead
2868:11 Jul:
2847:28 May:
2837:13 May:
2807:21 Jan:
2797:12 Jan:
2786:11 Jan:
2715:11613950
2662:46949818
2638:(2001).
2589:12217894
2574:(1821).
1646:See also
1547:Cape Cod
1516:New York
1512:Brooklyn
1379:in May.
1245:mutinied
1204:Landfall
1197:rationed
1155:gunwales
1095:—
1059:—
1039:and the
1013:windward
999:side of
916:Atacames
799:Survived
753:Survived
455:Survived
81:Launched
3435:Related
3421:Railsea
3125:Ishmael
2967:Paragon
2961:Larkins
2857:6 Jul:
2827:9 May:
2817:1 Apr:
2565:Sources
1594:BBC One
1483:Winslow
1471:Florida
1363:frigate
1353:Dauphin
1345:Dauphin
1308:memoirs
1068:timbers
1045:harpoon
997:leeward
903:hailed
855:in the
463:Steward
325:Captain
125:⁄
41:History
3503:0°41′S
3487:(film)
3479:(book)
3325:(1955)
3306:(2011)
3298:(1998)
3290:(1997)
3282:(1965)
3274:(1954)
3255:(2010)
3247:(1978)
3231:(1956)
3223:(1930)
3215:(1926)
3162:Pequod
3100:(1851)
3008:Martha
2941:Abeona
2861:Carron
2810:Picton
2713:
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1668:MĂ©duse
1442:Martha
1334:Indian
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1321:Indian
1240:Bounty
1186:Tahiti
1049:rudder
905:Aurora
853:squall
838:Azores
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509:Seaman
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473:Black
449:White
427:White
405:White
383:White
361:White
337:White
140:Length
110:Whaler
76:, U.S.
3453:Essex
3357:Other
3314:Stage
3154:Ships
2951:Comet
2931:Essex
2921:Diana
2881:Grant
2850:Pilot
2830:Atlas
2731:Essex
2705:Essex
2579:Essex
1703:Essex
1602:Essex
1567:Essex
1551:Essex
1539:Timor
1535:Surry
1498:Huron
1494:Dromo
1475:Essex
1450:Essex
1396:Essex
1392:Surry
1388:Surry
1373:Eagle
1349:Essex
1341:Essex
1294:sea.
1291:Essex
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1264:Surry
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1162:Essex
1151:Essex
1147:Essex
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1090:stove
1081:Essex
1077:Essex
1072:Essex
1029:Essex
1024:Essex
1017:Essex
1009:Essex
1001:Essex
985:Essex
983:When
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969:Essex
944:Essex
932:'
929:Essex
925:Essex
920:Essex
912:Essex
901:Essex
893:Essex
873:Essex
866:Essex
849:Essex
818:Essex
599:Died
593:Born
546:Born
389:Died
311:Essex
299:Essex
286:Essex
276:Essex
260:Essex
258:When
227:Essex
182:from
175:Essex
164:Notes
156:Depth
64:Essex
30:Essex
3204:Film
3052:1821
3039:1819
2820:Echo
2790:Lynx
2711:OCLC
2693:: 3.
2658:OCLC
2648:ISBN
2622:ISBN
2585:OCLC
2551:IMDb
2532:2023
2503:IMDb
2078:2012
1764:2023
1721:2015
1637:and
1496:and
1454:fast
1041:tail
897:Peru
840:and
148:Beam
119:238
106:Type
89:Fate
84:1799
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