Talk:Louis de Freycinet

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A worthwhile expansion of this would be a discussion of Rose de Freycinet and her book (she had secretly been taken aboard the l'Uranie) as well as the search for the ship in the Falkland Islands by members of the WA Museum in 2001 [1][2][3]. I'll look at this sometime in the future if someone doesn't beat me to it. —Moondyne 01:59, 6 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Officers of the Uranie

https://silentworldfoundation.org.au/object/manuscript-voyage-of-uranie/

Manuscript, signed by the following officers:

Jérôme Frédéric Perrette Lamarche, second in command
Jean Jacques Nicolas Labiche, second lieutenant
Clair Leonard Theodore Laborde, ensign
Jacques Etienne Victor Arago, artist
Jean René Constant Quoy, ship’s surgeon
Théodore Fabré, midshipman
H. Requin, commis aux revues
Louis Isidore Duperrey, ensign
Florentin Louis Quelen (Quélen) de la Villeglée (Villeglaye), chaplain
Joseph Alfonse Pellion, “gunner” (actually artist)
Auguste Bérard, midshipman
Du Baur, midshipman
Gaimard, assistant surgeon and naturalist
CH. J Ferrand Gaudichaud / Charles Gaudichaud Beaupré, botanist
N.F. Gurin, midshipman
L. Railliard, midshipman

The English-language edition of “Narrative of a voyage…” p. viii mentions Lamarche, Duperrey, Fabré, Labiche, Bernard, Guerin, Laborde, Pellion, Railliard, Fernando, Duband. ⁓ Pelagic ( messages ) 06:57, 19 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]