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	Fletcher Christian - Christian in fiction
		Fletcher Christian (September 25, 1764 – October 3, 1793) was a Master's Mate on board the Bounty during William Bligh's fateful voyage to Tahiti for breadfruit plants.
		Christian was born at the Moorland Close farmstead, Cockermouth, in Cumberland, England, into a prosperous family originally from the Isle of Man. When Christian was eighteen, his father died, and the young man went to sea in order to support his family.
		Christian was survived by Maimiti and his son, Thursday October Christian (Born 1790), who is the ancestor of almost everybody surnamed Christian on Pitcairn and Norfolk Islands, as well as the many descendants who have moved to Australia and New Zealand.
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/7554/Fletcher-Christian.html (638 words)

	Fletcher Christian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fletcher Christian (September 25, 1764 - October 3, 1793) was a Master's Mate on board the Bounty during William Bligh's fateful voyage to Tahiti for breadfruit plants.
		Christian was born at the Moorland Close farmstead, Cockermouth, in Cumberland, England, into a prosperous family originally from the Isle of Man.
		Christian was survived by Maimiti and his son, Thursday October Christian, who is the ancestor of almost everybody surnamed Christian on Pitcairn and Norfolk Islands, as well as the many descendants who have moved to Australia and New Zealand.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fletcher_Christian (700 words)

	Fletcher Christian (1764 - 1793) - Find A Grave Memorial
		Christian's great-great-grandfather, the Manxman Illiam Dhone, led an uprising against the English on the and was executed in 1663.
		Christian's mother saw to it that he and his older brother received good educations, but in 1780 they lost their ancestral farm at Moorland Close and had to go live with relatives.
		Christian's decision to join the Royal Navy at age 17 was probably motivated by monetary concerns; he enlisted as a common seaman, which was unusual (not to mention demeaning) for someone with a gentleman's background.
	www.findagrave.com /cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=9301908 (1806 words)

	Christian (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Christian is an adherent of the religion Christianity; Christian is also an adjective referring to Christianity.
		Christian music is music related to Christian worship; as a genre it now often refers to Contemporary Christian music.
		The surname of Fletcher Christian, the leader of the mutineers on the HMAV Bounty and the founder of a colony on Pitcairn Island
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christian_(disambiguation) (349 words)

	BBC - Cumbria - AskAway-- HMS Bounty (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Christian was reported to be 5 feet 9 inches tall, with very dark-brown complexion, dark-brown hair, strong-made, bowlegged, of a nervous disposition, and subject to violent sweating.
		Fletcher Christian and William Wordsorth went to the same school but Fletcher was a few years older and their paths may not have crossed very much.
		Fletcher Christian's brother, the lawyer, acted for William Wordsworth and his sister in a court case with a difficult earl.
	www.bbc.co.uk /cumbria/features/askaway/people/fletcher_christian.shtml (979 words)

	Fletcher Christian Hotel
		Fletcher Christian Holiday Apartments, established in 1965, are owned by Bernie Christian-Bailey, a direct 'Bounty" descendant, and his wife Mary.
		Fletcher Christian is a group of 13 apartments, on a six acre estate and hillside wooded with Norfolk pines.
		Almost a quarter of our guests are people who have stayed at the Fletcher Christian before, others have come on recommendation of friends who have been to Norfolk and decided that this would be their choice of accommodation.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/hotels/norfolk_fletcher_christ.html (412 words)

	Christian Fletcher (October 20, 1970- ) - Surfing A to Z - Surfline.com
		In preparation, Fletcher hit the skateboard ramp and psyched between heats by playing the video game "Skate or Die." In his backyard, the 18-year-old anarchist torched the competition from Round One of the trials straight through the final, reaping $31,725 for his efforts.
		Christian capitalized on the uninvited attention with a line of surfboards and clothing bearing his name.
		These days, Fletcher is making the rounds as the elder statesman of air, living in Hollywood and pursuing speed in all forms -- from surfing to skateboarding to wakeboarding to snowboarding to street luge.
	www.surfline.com /surfaz/fletcher_christian.cfm (1145 words)

	ESPNMAG.com - Toxic Surf
		Christian was born in 1970, and his brother, Nathan, also a champion surfer, five years later.
		Christian was 5 when he won the first contest he entered, blowing away the 8-and-unders in the San Onofre Surf Club contest.
		Christian, Herbie and Dibi are furious that Jennifer has started demanding that she accompany Greyson on skating trips.
	espn.go.com /magazine/vol5no21fletcher.html (2029 words)

	Fletcher Christian : Freebase - The World's Database
		Fletcher Christian (25 September 1764 – 3 October 1793) was a Master's Mate on board the ''Bounty'' during William Bligh's fateful voyage to Tahiti for breadfruit plants (see Mutiny on the Bounty).
		Born on 25 September 1764, Fletcher Christian was the second youngest son of Charles Christian and Mary (or Ann?) Dixon Christian who were to have ten children, six of whom survived infancy.
		Fletcher's father, Charles Christian, was descended from a long line of Manx gentry, his mother tracing her ancestry back to Edward I. Fletcher's mother, Ann Dixon, was of an old, well-established Cumberland family, her mother being one of the powerful Fletcher clan; it was after his maternal grandmother's family that Fletcher Christian was named.
	www.freebase.com /view/en/fletcher_christian (265 words)

	Fletcher Christian - 维客
		Fletcher Christian (September 25 1764 – October 3 1793) was a Master's Mate on board the Bounty during William Bligh's fateful voyage to Tahiti for breadfruit plants (see Mutiny on the Bounty).
		Born September 25, 1764 Fletcher Christian was the second youngest son of Charles Christian and Mary (or Ann?) Dixon Christian who were to have ten children, six of whom survived infancy.
		Fletcher's father, Charles Christian, was decended from a long line of Manx gentry, his mother tracing her ancestry back to Edward I. Fletcher's mother, Ann Dixon, decended from an old, well established Cumberland family, her mother being one of the powerful Fletcher clan; it was after his maternal grandmother's family that Fletcher Christian was named.
	www.wiki.cn /wiki/Fletcher_Christian (1235 words)

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		Fletcher saves the Kavanagh sisters and Carmitha from certain rape and torture by a group of the possessed.
		Fletcher is forced to smash Faurax through the floor.
		Quickly, the sisters explain that Fletcher is not like other possessed, that he has been assisting them and has saved their lives from the evil Quinn Dexter.
	members.tripod.com /NightsDawn/fletcherchristian.htm (487 words)

	FLETCHER CHRISTIAN
		Christian's father was born and raised at Ewanrigg in Cumberland, and his mother's mother, Mary Fletcher, was raised at Cockermouth Hall.
		According to Bligh, Christian was 5'9" tall, with very dark-brown complexion, dark-brown hair, strong-made, bowlegged, of a nervous disposition, and subject to violent sweating.
		Christian, at an age where he was looking for adventure, ran away to sea at 16, shipping on the 'Cambridge', on which Bligh was 6th Lieutenant.
	homepages.xnet.co.nz /~snell/bounty/nffletch.html (512 words)

	September 12: John Fletcher; Christian History Institute
		John Wesley; A Biography is a 1954 classic that follows Wesley from his rescue out of a burning house as a child, through his Oxford days, disastrous mission to America, Aldersgate conversion and the founding of Methodism.
		No matter what the excuse they gave for not attending church, he tried to rob them of it, even walking through the streets ringing a bell loudly at five in the morning to deny them the pretense that they could not waken themselves on Sunday morning.
		John Fletcher was strong in his insistence on regeneration.
	chi.gospelcom.net /DAILYF/2001/09/daily-09-12-2001.shtml (483 words)

	Tufts-Fletcher-Christian Science Monitor
		It used to be that Fletcher and other top institutions primarily groomed Americans for careers in public service and diplomacy.
		Fletcher, for example, adopted the phrase "global perspective" as its motto.
		Similarly, US student Kelly Simms says her experience at Fletcher has been enhanced by being able to get "entirely different perspectives" from foreign classmates as she gains a grasp on international energy policy.
	fletcher.tufts.edu /news/2001/july/csm.html (1003 words)

	Norfolk Island Accommodation - Fletcher Christian Holiday Apartments
		Fletcher Christian Holiday Apartments, established in 1965, are owned by Bernie Christian-Bailey, a direct "Bounty" descendant, and his wife Mary.
		Sheltered in the private Fletcher Christian grounds, your apartment is the perfect place for quiet, restful nights - yet it is also a convenient and hospitable location if you want to invite friends in for an evening.
		Almost a quarter of our guests are people who have stayed at the Fletcher Christian before, others have come on recommendation of friends who have been to Norfolk and decided that this would be their choice of accommodation.
	www.norfolkisland.com.au /brochures/fletcherchristian (412 words)

	Books and Writing - 09/10/2005: The Journal of Fletcher Christian
		It’s called The Journal of Fletcher Christian: Together with the History of Henry Corkhill, which recreates the famous mutiny on the Bounty where Fletcher Christian deposes Captain Bligh, and the remnants of the mutineers make their way to Pitcairn Island where they start their own society together with local Pacific indigenes, both captives and volunteers.
		Christian stayed at school until he was 16 which was fairly late on at the time, and Hayward had ambitions as a poet.
		The Journal of Fletcher Christian: Together with the History of Henry Corkhill is a Vintage publication.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/arts/bwriting/stories/s1475844.htm (2761 words)

	HOW JOHN FLETCHER BECAME THE THEOLOGIAN OF WESLEYAN PERFECTIONISM 1770-1776
		Fletcher's handwritten account of the controversy that followed, and of his resignation at Trevecca, was addressed to Lady Huntingdon but possibly never mailed to anyone.
		Fletcher, however, was soon buried in the task of adding to his original design for An Equal Check a "scriptural essay on the astonishing rewardableness of the works of faith, i.e.
		Christian faith of assurance, as counter distinguished from the faith of babes or carnal believers, a faith thus which the apostles had before the day of Pentecost) introduces us into perfect Christianity, or the full kingdom of God, which we must learn to stand and to be established on.
	wesley.nnu.edu /wesleyan_theology/theojrnl/11-15/15-05.htm (7092 words)

	HMS BOUNTY MISSION TO TAHITI FOR BREADFRUIT CAPTAIN WILLIAM BLIGH AND FLETCHER CHRISTIAN MUTINY AND SETTLING ON ...
		Fletcher Christian was born in Cumberland on September 15, 1764 of a well to do family.
		In describing the mutineers, Bligh described Christian as “master’s mate, aged twenty-four years, five feet nine inches high, flish, or very dark brown complexion, dark brown hair, strong made, a star tattooed on his left breast, tattooed on his backside; his knees stand a little out, and he may be called rather bow-legged.
		Christian was affected the most and seemed to be the recipient of most of Bligh’s abuse.
	www.solarnavigator.net /history/hms_bounty.htm (3221 words)

	The Journal of Fletcher Christian - Book Reviews - Books - Entertainment
		Fletcher Christian, Bounty mutineer and founder of Pitcairn Island, left no journal, no confession, no words beyond death.
		He bolsters his case with a second fictional memoir, that of American sailor Henry Corkill, supposedly among the first white men to discover the Pitcairn community in 1807 (the real discovery was in 1808).
		The Journal of Fletcher Christian is the (imagined) testament of a lonely man, increasingly isolated as his island paradise descends into a Lord of the Flies scenario.
	www.smh.com.au /news/books/the-journal-of-fletcher-christian/2005/10/13/1128796638322.html (626 words)

	OC News
		Fletcher, composer of the school’s alma mater, was a member of OC’s faculty from the institution’s inaugural year in 1950 (as Central Christian College in Bartlesville) until his retirement in 1993.
		During his time at Oklahoma Christian, Fletcher was deeply involved in the music department, writing and directing many of the university’s musicals and directing the Chorale.
		Fletcher holds a bachelor of arts degree from Hardin-Simmons University, bachelor and master of music degrees from Hardin-Simmons, and a doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Oklahoma.
	blogs.oc.edu /news/archives/003073.asp (873 words)

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		Fletcher Christian's character would be hard to figure out, if we were to read the script on paper; it's just not that "fleshy".
		It's little wonder that Christian becomes so enamored of the islands and his beautiful princess--he can recreate himself before her eyes as exactly the person he always wanted to be.
		Possibly Fletcher felt threatened by this relationship and responded by standing up to this man or it could be possible that he only wanted to liked as Mel said.
	www.villagefair.com /MelGibson/movies/bountydisc.htm (5052 words)

	THE DEATH OF THE REV. MR. JOHN FLETCHER - Christian Classics - Praize
		Fletcher, which was one great reason of my not writing this sooner.
		Fletcher was exceedingly surprised at this peremptory declaration.
		Fletcher's character; for, indeed, I knew nothing that was amiss, -- nothing that needed to be extenuated, much less suppressed.
	www.praize.com /classics/article.php?id=1694 (6178 words)

	Fletcher Christian Apartments, Norfolk Island
		Fletcher Christian is a group of 13 apartments, on a six acre estate and hillside wooded with Norfolk pines.
		Surprisingly, for all its seclusion, Fletcher Christian is only a few minutes stroll from Norfolk's main shopping centre, or from the hotels, clubs and some restaurants.
		Almost a quarter of the guests are people who have stayed at the Fletcher Christian before, others have come on recommendation of friends who have been to Norfolk and decided that this would be their choice of accommodation.
	nfacc.relaxaway.com /accdj/accfc.htm (365 words)

	Content
		Fletcher Christian's motives aside, because he seems to be a force for good fated to lead a band of mutineers, he is the obvious choice for protagonist/central character in any narrative of the event.
		Christian's motives and the complex personality of William Bligh remain frozen in historical ambiguity, allowing all three filmmakers to invest their filmic characterizations with angels of their own spirits, both light or dark.
		Fletcher Christian's motivation to mutiny is reduced to Bligh's being a nag; a distraction from the abundance of creature comforts of which he has availed himself.
	www.fiu.edu /~harveyb/filmsx2.html (5688 words)

	Mutiny on the Bounty, chronicles - for Christian
		For a man of Christian's over-sensitivity and indulgent temperament the return to the rigours of shipboard life and the renewal of a close working relation with Bligh must have been especially hard to bear—particularly in the confined quarters of shipboard life again.
		The evidence of Christian’s state of mind was, as he was reported as saying later, 'that he was in hell...
		Christian was packed and his arrangements made for his departure were almost complete when John Smith, Bligh's servant, brought him a message.
	www.geocities.com /~jlhagan/chronicles/chronicle_christdef.htm (5472 words)

	Mutiny On The Bounty (1935)
		The ship is captained by a tyrannical, harsh, sadistic disciplinarian Captain William Bligh (Charles Laughton) and his well-respected Master's Mate (first officer to the Captain) Fletcher Christian (Clark Gable, appearing without a mustache for the last time in a film).
		Christian - come here." He cruelly and sadistically meets a sailor's request for water in the hot weather: "I'll give you water.
		Christian is ordered to stay on deck, but Byam is allowed to go ashore, where he is befriended by Hitihiti, the island's chieftain.
	www.filmsite.org /muti.html (781 words)

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