Captain James Cook was a British explorer and navigator renowned for his meticulous mapping and voyages of discovery across the Pacific. His detailed cartography and exploration, including first recorded contact with eastern Australia and the Hawaiian Islands, significantly expanded European geographical knowledge. Cook demonstrated exceptional seamanship, courage, and leadership in challenging conditions, leaving a legacy that influenced subsequent exploration and scientific understanding for centuries.
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Undertaken, by the command of His Majesty, for making discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere: to determine the position and extent of the west side of North America, its distance from Asia, and the practic
Focused on exploration and discovery, this work recounts a significant voyage commissioned by the British crown to chart the northern Pacific Ocean. It aims to clarify the geography of North America's west coast and its proximity to Asia. This high-quality reprint of the original 1784 edition preserves the historical insights and navigational details from the expedition, offering readers a glimpse into early maritime exploration and the era's scientific pursuits.
The illustrated seven-volume edition of James Cook's journals offers a comprehensive collection of his celebrated writings, originally published in 1821. This edition enhances the historical significance of Cook's explorations with visual elements, making it an attractive format for readers interested in maritime history and exploration.
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Reproduction of the original: The Three Voyages of Captain Cook round the World by James Cook, Joseph Banks, Dr. Hawkesworth
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