Interesting naval trial : minutes of a court martial ... for the trial of Lieut. W.G. Carlile Kent, late acting commander of H.M.S. Porpoise ... on charges exhibited against him by the said William Bligh ... including the whole of the evidence and documentary proof on the part of the prosecution, and on the defence, with the different addresses from the prosecutor and prisoner, as also the sentence of the court

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