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geographers aboard.
Bougainville left
Nantes on 15
November 1766 with two ships:
Boudeuse (captain :
Nicolas Pierre Duclos-Guyot) and the Étoile (commanded by François...
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Boudeuse was a 32-gun, 12-pounder-armed
sailing frigate named Boudeuse on 6 June 1765. She is most
famous for
being the
exploration ship of
Louis Antoine...
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Boudeuse Cay is an
uninhabited islet lying at the
western edge of the
Amirantes group, of the
Outer Islands of the
Republic of Seyc****es, in the western...
- La
Boudeuse is the
modern title given to an oil on
canvas painting in the
Hermitage Museum,
Saint Petersburg, by the
French Rococo painter Antoine Watteau...
- Après l'Audacieuse, la
Boudeuse, la Capricieuse,…
voici venu le
temps de la Dépanneuse ! (After the Audacieuse, the
Boudeuse, the Capricieuse, time has...
- 2
April 1768, the
expedition of Louis-Antoine de Bougainville,
aboard Boudeuse and
Etoile on the
first French cir****navigation,
sighted Tahiti. On 5 April...
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Boudeuse, of
Louis Antoine de Bougainville...
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poetry in his
native language to
describe his
experiences on
Boudeuse. On 3 May 1768,
Boudeuse and Étoile
arrived at
Samoa where Ahutoru proved contemptuous...
- (comprising two islands—African
Banks and
South Island), Rémire, St. François,
Boudeuse, Étoile, Bijoutier.
There are 13
coral islands in the
Farquhar Group, south-southwest...
- Louis-Antoine de Bougainville,
completing the
first French cir****navigation in La
Boudeuse and Étoile,
landed in
Matavai Bay. He sta****
about ten days on the island...
