An edition of Cook: The Extraordinary voyages of Captain James Cook
(2003)
Cook
the extraordinary voyages of Captain James Cook
by Nicholas Thomas and Thomas, Nicholas
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August 18, 2010 | History
The history of the life and voyages of the British Navy explorer and cartographer, James Cook
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Voyage autour du monde, Cartography, 18e siècle, Sailing, Découverte géographique, Travel, Exploration, Voyages around the world, Discovery and exploration, Navigation, Explorers, Biography, History, Guugu Yimidhirr, Gugu Yimithirr, Kuku Yimidhirr people (Y82) (Qld SD55-13), Indigenous peoples, Pacific, Maori, Settlement and contacts, European, 74.17 geography of the oceans, 74.27 geography of Australia and Oceania, Discoveries in geography, Exploratory expeditions, New York Times reviewedPeople
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Table of Contents
Introduction
History's man
1. England's Atlantic
Cook's maps ; Banks's books
2. To the South Sea
Punished Henry Stephens seaman ; As miserable a set of people as are this day upon Earth ; As favourable to our purpose as we could wish ; In order to seize upon the people ; He was laughed at by the Indians ; Alarming and I may say terrible circumstance ; Calamitous situation we are at present in ; My intentions certainly were not criminal
3. Towards the South Pole
Inhospitable parts I am going to ; Mingling my tears with hers ; We are the innocent cause of this war ; Varieties of the human species ; Southern hemisphere sufficiently explored ; Now I am going to be confined
4. To the North Pacific
I allow because I cannot prevent it ; Act that I cannot account for ; They may fear, but never love us ; Squalls and rain and so dark ; Dream that we could not reconcile ourselves to
Epilogue : Cook's afterlives.
Edition Notes
Published simultaneously under the title: Discoveries : the voyages of Captain James Cook.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 428-444).
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