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	Outlines the history of Pitcairn Island since its discovery by Europeans in 1767. Covers topics such as the settlement of the Bounty mutineers in 1790, unsuccessful emigration to Tahiti, the establishment of a constitution, and the development of Parliamentary government.	Introduction
Information about Pitcairn including a map of the Island and details of each of the 50 people who live there. Also provides a brief account of the famous mutiny which took place on HMS Bounty, and resulted in the island being named for Midshipman Robert Pitcairn.	Introduction
Links to the historical, political, and economic aspects of Pitcairn Island. Government structure, election results, and related information dating from 1790, along with tourist information, are provided.	Introduction
Recounts the story of the settling of Pitcairn Island by the mutineers from the British ship HMS Bounty in 1790. Also suggests useful print resources for further information.	Introduction
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