Sea of Glory
Edward
Bellingshausen, Adm. Fabian Gottlieb von
Bennett, James Gordon
Benton, Thomas Hart
Bertrand, Kenneth
bioluminescence
Birnie family
Blair, James
Blake, George
Bligh, William
Blunt, Simon
Bolívar, Gen. Simón
Bolton, Mary Lynch (Wilkes)
Bolton, Comm. William
Bond, William
Bougainville, Louis-Antoine de
Bouguer, Pierre
Bouguer anomalies
Bounty
Bowditch, Nathaniel
Boxer
Brackenridge, William
Brinsmade, Peter
Brooks (seaman)
Buchanan, James
Buchanan-Pakenham treaty
Budd, Thomas
Burdick, Capt. Christopher
Calibougue Sound, survey of
California
camera lucida
Canada, boundary of U.S. and
cannibalism
Cape Carr
Cape Disappointment
Cape Flying Fish
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Carr, Overton
and Civil War
as flag lieutenant
in inner circle
as Oregon commander
promotion of
and Rio Negro survey
seamanship lacking in
and Wilkes’s court-martial
Cary, William
Case, Augustus
Cassin, John
cat-o’-nine-tails
Charles Doggett
Chauncey, Comm. Isaac
Chinook Indians
circumnavigation of the world:
by Bougainville
by Ex. Ex.
by Magellan’s fleet
Civil War, U.S.
Clark, Joseph
Clark, William
Clermont de Tonnere (Reao)
Coast Survey
Columbia Rediva
Columbia River
Astoria settlement on
and Canadian boundary
commercial trade on
crossing the bar
Frémont’s journey to
Lewis and Clark Expedition to
Peacock wrecked on
plans for survey of
surveys of
wildness of
Columbus, Christopher
Colvocoresses, George
Congress, U.S.:
and Coast Survey
Ex. Ex. approved by
Joint Library Committee of
petition for pay
and Smithsonian
support for exploration and surveys
and Wilkes’s appointment
and Wilkes’s naval rank
Wilkes’s reports to
Congreve war rockets
Cook, James
in Antarctica
death of
emotional outbursts of
at Madeira
Ne Plus Ultra of
Pacific exploration by
Cooper, James Fenimore
coral atolls, origin of
Couthouy, Joseph
Craven, Thomas
cultural relativism
Cyane
Dale, John
Dana, James Dwight
and Columbia River
in Fiji
on linear pattern of island chains
on the Relief
as volcanology pioneer
writings of
Dana, Richard Henry
Darwin, Charles
Davis, Alonzo
Davis, Charles
Davis, Jerome
Davis, Capt. John
Dean, John
De Brosses, Charles
Decatur, Stephen
Deception Island
DeHaven, Edwin
Delaware
Dickens, Charles
Dickerson, Mahlon
Disappointment Bay
Douglas, David
Downes, John
Drake Passage
Drayton, James
Drayton, Joseph
Du Pont, Samuel Francis “Frank,”
d’Urville, Dumont
Dyes, John
earth:
crust of
hollow
magnetic field of
East India Company (British)
East India Marine Society, Salem
Eights, James
Eights Coast
Eld, Henry
in Antarctica
at Columbia River
in Pacific islands
at San Francisco
Elliott, Jared
Elliott, Samuel
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Emmons, George
at Columbia River
Fiji surveys
and Malolo massacre
and Pacific islands
and San Francisco
Upolu survey
wedding of
and Wilkes’s court-martial
England, see Great Britain
Ericsson, John
Erskine, Charles
in Antarctica
book by
at Columbia River
on Georges Bank survey
hatred for Wilkes
in Hawaii
learning to read and write
punished by Wilkes
Essex (frigate)
Essex (whaleship)
evolution, theory of
Ex. Ex., see U.S. South Seas Exploring Expedition
Fairfax, Donald
Fanning, Edmund
Farragut, Adm. David
Fauxall, Edmund
Fiji Islands
bêche-de-mer in
cannibalism in
Malolo massacre
map
Nadelaiovalau peak
natives of
revenge sought in
scientific studies of
Solevu Bay attack
subsidence theory proved in
surveys of
Veidovi captured in
Fitzroy, Robert
Florida
Flying Fish
in Antarctica
and Columbia River
desertion from
Knox as commander of
and Pacific islands
Pinkney as commander of
Reynolds as commander of
Reynolds’s transfer to
sale of
Sinclair as commander of
at Valparaiso
Walker as commander of
Fox, John
France:
Antarctic claims
commercial interests of
exploration sponsored by; see also d’Urville, Dumont
Franklin
Franklin, Sir John
Frémont, John C.
Galileo Galilei
Garnett, Jonathan
geodesy, studies in
George (Chinook Indian)
Georges Bank, survey of
Gibson, Jim
Gilchrist, Edward
Gilliss, James
Goetzmann, William
Goleman, Daniel
Good Success Bay
Granby, Tom
Gray, Asa
Gray, Robert
Great Britain:
and Canadian boundary
commercial interests of
exploration standards set by
flogging in
and Pacific Northwest
in War of 1812
Great South Sea, see Pacific Ocean
Greenhow,
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