Add to ORKGA Look Back The Journal and Letters of Captain Charles Bishop on the North-West Coast of America, in the Pacific and in New South Wales. 1794-1799. The Hakluyt Society, Second Series, No. CXXXI, 1966. Cambridge, Published for the Hakluyt Society © at the University Press. 1967. Edited by Michael Roe. ( Reproduced by permission of the Hakluyt Society.)</p
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Volume 3 of the Yearbook is devoted to matters relating to the voyages of Captain James Cook (1728-7...
The history of contacts of America's seamen with early colonial New Zealand which began with the an...
This issue includes profiles of the islands\u27 pastors in a special section called Ministers of th...
A diary kept by John Watt Beattie (1859-1930), a photographer of Hobart, Tasmania, to record his tr...
Admiral Henry Byam Martin's first command in the British Navy was Captain of the 50-gun frigate, H.M...
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This article discusses the life and journey of Samuel Rodman Chace in the Southern Ocean, considered...
The newsletter contains community news items as well as black and white photographs of the islands.h...
Diary, ship's log and letter of W A Pearce. He was master of the brig 'Wild Wave', making voyages fr...
Among the annals of Tasmanian discovery the record of William Bligh has scarcely had the attention ...
Mode of access: Internet.Las h. de grab. pleg. calcográficas: "Views on the West Coast of America. J...
"The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842, deserves much more attention than it has ever re...
Coastal views of islands in the North Pacific Ocean named by James Cook in June & July 1778 on his t...
"Of all the lives of Captain Cook, [Captain Cook's Voyages] has been the most popular. It first appe...
Vol. I. and II. written by Captain James Cook, F.R.S. Vol. III. by Captain James King, LL.D. and F.R...
Volume 3 of the Yearbook is devoted to matters relating to the voyages of Captain James Cook (1728-7...
The history of contacts of America's seamen with early colonial New Zealand which began with the an...
This issue includes profiles of the islands\u27 pastors in a special section called Ministers of th...
