Captain Cook's Journal During His First Voyage Round the World / Made in H. M. Bark "Endeavour", 1768-71
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A daily shipboard journal of a three-year South Pacific voyage that records positions, weather, and navigational detail alongside practical notes on repairs, provisioning, and command decisions. It combines survey and charting work with accounts of landings, coastal exploration of New Zealand and the eastern Australian seaboard, and interactions with island communities. Natural history observations and astronomical measurements made during the voyage are reported alongside routine log entries. The text preserves original spellings and log-style concision, offering a seaman's immediate perspective on mapping, discovery, and the everyday organization of life aboard a vessel on extended exploration.
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