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The Journals of Captain Cook

James Cook

Form
Form Diary
Year
Year 1773
Pages
Pages 650

Latitude, longitude, the set of the wind, the number of men down with scurvy: the log keeps its columns even as the Endeavour noses into water no European chart has ever held. That is the strange, quiet greatness of Cook's journals.

I now once More hoisted English Colours, and in the Name of His Majesty King George the Third took possession of the whole Eastern coast
The Journals of Captain Cook, James Cook

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