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Captain James Cook in Atlantic Canada: The adventurer and map maker's formative years by Jerry Lockett, 2010-09-22
Captain James Cook: Seaman and Scientist by Bill Finnis, 2004-04-01
Captain James Cook: Three Times Around the World (Great Explorations) by Milton Meltzer, 2001-11
Captain Cook: Great Explorer of the Pacific (Great Explorers of the World) by Stephen Feinstein, 2010-03
James Cook, Royal Navy by George Finkel, 1988-03-01
Captain Cook's World: Maps of the Life and Voyages of James Cook R.N. by John Robson, 2003-07-01
James Cook Across the Pacific to Australia (Beyond the Horizon) by Clinton Twist, 1995-01
Captain James Cook (The Real People) by Armstrong Sperry, 1956
Captain James Cook: After Two Hundred Years by R.A. Skelton, 1969-12
Murder of Captain James Cook by Richard Hough, 1979-04-12
To Go Upon Discovery: James Cook and Canada, from 1758 to 1779 by Victor Suthren, 2000-02-11
Captain James Cook by Aldyth Morris, 1995-08
REMARKABLE VOYAGES OF CAPTAIN COOK by Blumberg, 1991-10-31
Captain Cook: The Great Ocean Explorer (What's Their Story) by Haydn Middleton, 1998-10-29

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Cook (James)
But, like the Endeavour, james cook possessed exactly those qualities deemed crucialby As it turned out, cook would become the greatest explorer of his
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Extractions: The 3rd Voyage Pacific Explorers Library Captain James Cook (by Michael Dickinson) In 1768 Lieutenant James Cook, RN, set sail in Endeavour on a voyage of exploration and scientific investigation. After observing the transit of Venus across the sun at Otaheite in the Pacific, Cook sailed south-west to disprove or otherwise the existence of a 'Great South Land'. By 1770 Cook had reached New Zealand. He circumnavigated and completely charted the north and south islands before continuing west. In April, he sighted the east coast of New Holland (now called Australia) and sailed north along the coast before anchoring in what he named Botany Bay. He then continued north to Cape York and on to Batavia in the then Dutch East Indies (Jakarta, Indonesia). During the four months voyage along the coast Cook charted the coastline from Point Hicks (Victoria) to Cape York (Queensland) and proclaimed the eastern part of the continent for Great Britain. Cook was not the first person nor even the first European to 'discover' Australia, but he was the first to accurately chart a substantial part of the coastline and to fix the continent in relation to known waters. His explorations have also been given significance because, due to a variety of circumstances, they were followed up within a few years by a British expedition to settle the 'new' continent. For these reasons, Cook is considered a major figure in Australia's modern history. Numerous places in Australasia, particularly on the east Australian coast and New Zealand, have been named after him or his vessel, and many of the names he gave to parts of the Australian east coast in 1770 are still used (eg Cape Tribulation, Botany Bay, the Whitsunday's).
Captain James Cook - The Great Ocean's Greatest Explorer: Website Detail: Austra
Website Detail. Website Name, Captain james cook The Great Ocean s GreatestExplorer. Website Address, http//www.geocities.com/TheTropics/7557/index.html.
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james cook Celebrated North Country explorer The life of Captain cook and hiscontemporaries as represented by the collections of the British Library, the
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ThinkQuest : Library : Explorers Of The Millennium
Columbus Day. cook, james Capt. james cook, the World s explorer TheVoyages of james cook. Cortés, Hernán Hernán Cortés links. da
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Extractions: Index Biography Our web site, "Explorers of the Millennium," will provide students with a wealth of information about the most important explorers of the past thousand years in a simple, easy-to-use format. We included reports on nineteen explorers, chosen by members of our team. We organized the explorers on separate "Hall of Fame" and "Timeline" web pages, so that users can look for a particular explorer by name or by century. We have a links page to help students find other helpful Web sites that relate to the explorers selected. A quiz section gives visitors a chance to see what they know about some of our explorers. A feedback page invites visitors to submit their own nominations for our Explorers' Hall of Fame. We hope that a visit to "Explorers of the Millennium" will answer students' questions about explorers, lead them to new sources of information, and encourage them to think critically about which explorers were the "greatest" and why. Visit Site 1998 ThinkQuest USA Awards Fourth Place Want to build a ThinkQuest site?
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Captain james cook Nicky Gumbel English explorers than teaching. Nicky Gumbel is indeed a 21st century explorer. In fact the entireAlpha Course is designed for explorers, for people like james cook and Nicky
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Hambleton District Council - Captain Cook Country
Explore the village and surrounding countryside and trace the history of thegreat explorer Captain james cook s family connections with Great Ayton.
http://www.hambleton.gov.uk/hambleton/tourism.nsf/pages/captaincook.html

Extractions: James was born in Marton, now part of Middlesbrough, on 27th October 1728. After leaving Great Ayton in 1745, he travelled to Staithes where he worked as a draper's assistant. He soon journeyed to Whitby and was apprenticed to the Walkers, working on their coal vessels plying up and down the east coast. In 1755 he joined the Royal Navy and so began an illustrious career as explorer, navigator and scientist. His three voyages of exploration on the Endeavour and Resolution charted previously unknown lands and discovered thousands of plant species. James died in Hawaii on 14th February 1779 when he was attacked by natives. He was buried at sea. This is a land of legend, natural beauty, religious and maritime heritage mixed with a modern shopping experience at Middlesbrough's four indoor shopping centres. Coastal walks, forest trails, market towns and seaside resorts offer activities to suit the most discerning visitor. The area wide Captain Cook Festival held in late October is an annual celebration of both maritime culture and music and is great family fun.
WhoWhatWhen - Interactive Historical Timelines
56. Timeline for james cook (java), Search Google for james cook,james cook, British explorer, 10/27/1728, 02/14/1779, 50. Timelinefor
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Cook
explorer james cook 1. When and where was james cook born? 2. What dowe know about his family and childhood? 3. What two apprenticeships
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Extractions: 15. How, where, and when did James Cook die? WWW LINKS: Captain James Cook The Navigator Encarta - the online version of the popular encyclopedia allows you to search their archives. Type your explorer's name in the "Find" line of their page. Biography biography An excellent source of detailed information about explorers, maps, the times they lived in and their technology can be found on the
Books On Captain Cook
james cook,sailor, surveyor, cartographer, and explorer, was born in 1728 in Yorkshire. the Life and Voyages of james cook RN by John Robson Book
http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/history/captain_cook.htm

Extractions: Here Gananath Obeyesekere debunks one of the most enduring myths of imperialism, civilization, and conquest: the notion that the Western civilizer is a god to savages. Using shipboard journals and logs kept by Captain James Cook and his officers, Obeyesekere reveals the captain as both the self-conscious civilizer and as the person who, his mission gone awry, becomes a "savage" himself. Amazon.com
The Website For The New Generation Traveller : Captain James Cook (1728-1779) -
Captain james cook (17281779) - the greatest explorer in the world 2004-01-06In October previous year I joined BBC News Online s poll to vote for the
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Extractions: Explorers Club Travel Companion Search ... Advertising Explorers Here we present the greatest explorers. They show ways for others and make our lives more interesting to live. There are also important things you could learn from them! Captain James Cook (1728-1779) - the greatest explorer in the world In October previous year I joined BBC News Online's poll to vote for the greatest explorer of the millennium. Two British explorers, Brian Jones and David Hempleman-Adams had nominated their top 10 lists. But I had other ideas, and made my own choice on the voting. Captain James Cook (1728-1779): - the greatest explorer who ever has been Of course I am "extremely" impressed by people who have achieved such fantastic performances. But our life and universe have to be seen in a wider view than this. In my terms, explorations means penetration of new geographical areas, getting in contact with indigenous people for the first time, experience unknown languages and ancient cultures, and do scientific researches on animals, plant life and the space.
Cook, James
cook, james. English naval explorer. After surveying the St LawrenceRiver in North America in 1759, he made three voyages colon; 1768
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Extractions: Or search the encyclopaedia: Cook, James In 1768 Cook was given command of an expedition to the South Pacific to witness the transit of Venus across the Sun. He sailed in the Endeavour with Joseph Banks and other scientists, reaching Tahiti in April 1769. He then sailed around New Zealand and made a detailed survey of the east coast of Australia, naming New South Wales and Botany Bay. He returned to England on 12 June 1771. Now a commander, Cook set out in 1772 with the Resolution and Adventure to search for the southern continent. The location of Easter Island was determined, and the Marquesas and Tonga Islands plotted. He also went to New Caledonia and Norfolk Island. Cook returned on 25 July 1775, having sailed 100,000 km/60,000 mi in three years. On 25 June 1776, he began his third and last voyage with the
CAPTAIN COOK, AUSTRALIAN EXPLORERS, JAMES COOK, EXPLORERS TO AUSTRALIA, FOUNDERS
Captain cook (172879). Statue of Captain cook, Captain cook is arguablythe most famous explorer of Australia. He was born in Marton
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Extractions: Australian Explorer Captain Cook is arguably the most famous explorer of Australia. He was born in Marton, England and spent several years working for a shipbuilding firm before enlisting in the navy in 1755. Between 1756 and 1767 Cook set about charting the North Atlantic coastal waters off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia and the Saint Lawrence River.
MMBC Exploration: Explorer Biographies
Bering, a Danish explorer, was in the service of Russia when he discoveredthe Bering Strait and Sea in 1728. Captain james cook 17281779
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/maritime_museum/exploration/exbio.html

Extractions: Bering, a Danish explorer, was in the service of Russia when he discovered the Bering Strait and Sea in 1728. In 1741 he discovered Alaska and traded with the First Nations peoples, collecting large numbers of sea otter pelts which could be sold for very high prices in China. For this reason Russia established trading posts in Alaska. Alaska remained Russian territory until it was sold to the United States in 1867. View one of Bering's charts [51K] Cook's early training as an apprentice, seaman, and Master's Mate with a Whitby coal shipping company provided him with solid experience for assuming the responsibilities of captain in the merchant navy. However, in 1755 Cook chose to volunteer for the Royal Navy as an able seaman. Why he chose to take on a lower position and endure the poor conditions and low pay is not clear, but perhaps he preferred the opportunities the Royal Navy offered in the area of exploration.
Captain Cook - Books On The Explorer
james cook,sailor, surveyor, cartographer, and explorer, was born in 1728 in Yorkshire. the Life and Voyages of james cook RN by John Robson Book
http://www.sixstroke.com/books/history/captain_cook.htm
Lifelines : James Cook: A Man For The Millennium
PAUL COOPER. james cook; explorer and scientist. Extract from 1775 portrait byNathaniel Dance. Many people know something of Captain james cook (17281779).
http://www.nature.com/nsu/991007/991007-4.html

Extractions: James Cook; explorer and scientist. Extract from 1775 portrait by Nathaniel Dance These stunning geographic achievements would alone be sufficient to give Cook a high place in any millennial hall of fame. But Cook was far more than an explorer. He was a scientist, an observer, and a man of great humanity and compassion. Bounty . He epitomised the philosophy of leadership implicit in Francis Drake’s dictum "have the gentleman to haul and draw with the mariner". Cook asked nothing of his men that he was unwilling or unable to do himself. He led from the front, and insisted that his officers did so too. Over matters to do with health and hygiene he was uncompromising. Perhaps the best illustration of this is in his insistence that the seamen should eat sauerkraut as part of a varied diet to ward off scurvy. Because of its unpleasant odour, the men were unwilling to eat sauerkraut. Rather than punishing those who would not accept the sauerkraut, Cook insisted on the officers eating it, and treating it as a great delicacy. The men were persuaded by their officers’ example, and sauerkraut became a part of their regular diet.
James Cook - Pacific Explorer
james cook Pacific explorer an Internet Treasure Hunt onjames cook created by WebWeaver Class Backman Elementary.
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Extractions: Backman Elementary Introduction The Questions Internet Resources Captain James Cook was the most prominent of the explorers of the Pacific. He discovered many Pacific Islands and was the first European to explore Australia's east coast. In one of his journals, Captain Cook wrote that his goal was to go 'farther than any other man has been before me and as far as I think it possible for a man to go.' (Doesn't this sound like Star Trek?!) Come join our treasure hunt and find out more about this interesting explorer. What country sponsored James Cook's expeditions?
Explorer Captain Cook As A Shipboard Doctor
james cook, the British Admiralty routinely signed on twice the numberof sailors needed for a voyage, expecting half to die en route.
http://www.islandscene.com/health/1998/981104/captain_cook/

Extractions: by Clarice Robinson Cox Before the epic voyages of Capt. James Cook, the British Admiralty routinely signed on twice the number of sailors needed for a voyage, expecting half to die en route. Those expectations were all too often realized. Cook helped change that. He pioneered clean decks, drier quarters, warmer clothes and a better diet. His journals give the facts. They show he forced a radical new diet on his crew. Fresh onions were just the beginning. "We had besides many articles such as malt, sauerkraut, salted cabbage, potable broth, saloup, mustard, marmalade of carrots and inspissated juice of wort and beer," wrote Cook in his log. Lots of vitamins, right? He even took strange grasses and foods to try en route. The men hated the stuff, longing for the familiar diet of salt beef and hard tack (weevils and all), but Cook told his men, eat this or else ... and the convincer was a lashing. Tough cookie, Cook, but at the end of his first important trip, he was able to write, "For the first time in recorded history of a long sea voyage, not one man was lost from scurvy." Not only the diet was unusual. Cleanliness was as rare as Godliness on other ships. Decks were customarily painted red, the better not to show blood and dirt, but Cook insisted on constant scouring. The hold on these ships invariably stank. He ordered The Endeavor's hold ventilated or at least dried out somewhat by fire in an iron pot. A bit of gun powder was touched off now and then to vary the stench. Hazardous smoke? Cook felt it purified the air. Who could argue?
James Cook
james cook. james cook, Ocean explorer. james cook, explorer. james cook,Biography. Voyages of Discovery The Life of Captain james cook.
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EXPLORATION - James Cook
EXPLORATION james cook. eafarer and explorer born in Yorkshire, UK,on 27th October 1728. His first job was an 18 month apprenticeship
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JCU - About James Cook University
research University. The University takes its name from the eighteenthcentury English navigator and explorer, james cook. cook s epic
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Extractions: @import /* hide from IE5 */ url("http://www.jcu.edu.au/includes/styles/JCUstyles.css"); Web Sitemap Search A-Z Index Contacts ... Campus Maps I nformation F or Prospective Students International Students Current Students Visitors ... Jobs at JCU I nformation A bout The University Research James Cook University is Australia's leading tropical research University. The University takes its name from the eighteenth century English navigator and explorer, James Cook. Cook's epic voyages in the southern hemisphere contributed significantly to the world of science. The University was proclaimed in Townsville on April 20, 1970. JCU is a multi-campus university with the main sites located in the vibrant northern Queensland cities of Townsville and Cairns. Smaller sites are located in Mackay and Mt Isa. Affiliated operations with Holmes Colleges are in Sydney and Melbourne. JCU is a high-ranking research university with a strong focus on matters relating to the tropics. JCU enjoys an international profile, maintained and promoted through linkages with universities and research institutions world-wide. JCU's main sites are located in tropical northern Queensland, a remarkable region where hundreds of thousands of visitors come each year to experience two World-Heritage-listed natural wonders - the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and the rainforests of the Wet Tropics. The region also provides the gateway to the scenic Atherton Tablelands and the historic Queensland Outback. Townsville and Cairns are thriving coastal cities each with populations of over 130,000. JCU is renowned for its friendliness, good staff-student ratios, highly qualified teaching staff and effective support services.

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