<p>In "A Voyage to the South Sea," William Bligh chronicles his harrowing journey aboard the HMS Bounty, illuminating the rigors of maritime exploration in the late 18th century. This first-hand account is characterized by Bligh's meticulous attention to detail and striking narrative clarity, weaving together elements of adventure, survival, and the natural world. The literary style reflects the empirical ethos of the Age of Enlightenment, as Bli...