The trial of the cannibal dog : Captain Cook in the South Seas

Anne Salmond

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Travel Writing and Literature History of Science and Natural History Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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How Englishmen came to eat dogs rule Britannia! the wooden world of the Endeavour high priest of 'Oro Tupaia's paintbox Cook's tour of Tahiti travellers from Hawaiki the owner of these bones penguins on Wimbledon Common cannibals and kings a feast at Grass Cove the return of the native Monboddo's monkeys a Tahitian at the opera the glorious children of Te Tumu farewell to Elysium killing Kuki our ancestor Captain Cook. Apendix: calendar of punishments during Captain Cook's three Pacific voyages.

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