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Following participation in the Arctic search for Sir John Franklin, the mariner and author William Parker Snow (1817-95) volunteered in 1854 to command the schooner Allen Gardiner, named after the man whose work for the South American Missionary Society was to be resumed. Although conceived as 'merely a simple narrative of daily life in the Southern Seas', this illustrated two-volume work becomes simultaneously a first-hand account of a sailor's experiences and observations, and a self-justification against those by whom he felt disappointed, frustrated and deceived. Volume 2 includes an account of meeting 'Jemmy Button', the Fuegian who had been taken to Britain on the Beagle. It also charts the series of difficulties Snow faced as captain, which culminated in his dismissal and abandonment on the Falklands. First published in 1857, the narrative met with some success. Snow, however, wasted the proceeds on a fruitless action against his former employers.

Missions --- Tierra del Fuego (Argentina and Chile) --- Falkland Islands --- Description and travel. --- Christian missions --- Christianity --- Missions, Foreign --- Religion --- Theology, Practical --- Proselytizing --- Malouines --- Îles Malouines --- Malouines, Îles --- Malvinas, Islas --- Islas Malvinas --- Malvinas Islands --- Malwinen --- Falklandsøyene --- Folklendskie ostrova --- Malʹvinskie ostrova --- Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) --- Colony of the Falkland Islands --- Falklands --- Malvinas --- フォークランド諸島 --- Fōkurandoshotō --- Fōkurando Shotō --- フォークランド ショトウ --- Falklandinseln --- Malvinen --- Jungfernland --- Isles Maidenland --- Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) and Dependencies --- Colony of Falkland Islands and Dependencies --- Falkland Islands and Dependencies --- Îles Falkland --- Фолклендские острова --- Islas Falkland --- South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands --- Snow, William Parker, --- Travel --- Snow, W. Parker --- Snow, William P. --- Snow, Wm. P.