Discoveries : The Voyages of Captain Cook

Abstract

Part 1 England's Atlantic: Cook's maps Banks's books. Part 2 To the South Sea: punished Henry Stephens Seaman as miserable a set of people as are this day upon Earth as favourable to our purpose as we could wish in order to seize upon the people he was laughed at by the Indians an alarming and I may say terrible circumstance the calamitous situation we are at present in my intentions certainly were not criminal. Part 3 Towards the South Pole: the inhospitable parts I am going to mingling my tears with hers we are the innocent cause of this war the varieties of the human species the Southern Hemisphere sufficiently explored now I am going to be confined. Part 4 To the North Pacific: I allow because I cannot prevent it an act that I cannot account for they may fear, but never love us squalls and rain and so dark a dream that we could not reconcile ourselves to. Epilogue - Cook's afterlives.

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