c. A number of general histories, including Goodwin's "The Ships of Trafalgar" and Noel Mostert's "The Line on the Wind", say all 14 were hanged. Willis studied contemporary records and reports of the court-martial for his "The Fighting Temeraire", and says only 12 of the 14 were sentenced to be hanged. Roy and Lesley Adkins offer a third account: twenty mutineers were tried, all were found guilty and eighteen were sentenced to death, and the other two were to receive one hundred and twenty lashes each. They note that at least six were hanged and possibly as many as twelve, the remainder may have had their sentences commuted to transportation.