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TitleIsland of the Lost : A Harrowing True Story of Shipwreck, Death and Survival on a Godforsaken Island at the Edge of the World

Author

Place of publicationCrows Nest, NSW

Year of publication2007

Period19th century

Pagination284 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white map

Dimensions14 x 20.7 cm

Materialbook

Class numberG525 .D78 2007

ISBN978-1-74175-368-4

NotesThe Brunel Institute

Geographical keywordOceania, New Zealand

Hundreds of miles from civilistaion, two ships wreck on opposite ends of the same bleak deserted island in a true story of human nature at its best - and at its worst. Using the survivor's journals, Joan Druett tells a gripping tale of leadership, endurance, and the fine line between order and chaos.