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Desolation Island, the fifth book in O’Brian’s Aubrey-Maturin series (Stephen Maturin being the Captain’s phlegmatic, slightly Dr Watson-ish sidekick and confidante), follows Aubrey’s new charge, the HMS Leopard, on a voyage from England to Botany Bay in Australia. Its cargo are a rag-tag assemblage of convicts, including one Mrs Louisa Wogan (Teresa Gallagher), a woman of noble bearing recently convicted of assisting those rascally upstart foes of the Empire: the Americans. “She offered to pistol the Prime Minister or blow up the Houses of Parliament,” Aubrey explained at one point during Roger Danes’s excellent adaptation, the “or” lending a faintly comic shade to the tableau while his voice registered a mixture of official disapproval and private respect.