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Captain Cook’s Journal During the First Voyage Round the World

CHAPTER 8
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There is good coal in the vicinity.

Captain G.
Edgcumbe commanded the Lancaster in the fleet in North America in 1758 in which Cook served.

Afterwards Earl of Mount Edgcumbe.) we continued our Course to the Westward for the Westermost land we had in sight which bore from us West by North 1/2 North, and appeared very high.

At Noon we were about 3 Leagues from the Land, and by observation in the Latitude of 19 degrees 47 minutes South, Cape Gloucester bearing South 63 degrees East, distant 7 1/2 Leagues.
Tuesday, 5th.

Winds between the South and East, a Gentle breeze, and Serene weather.


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