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JAMES COOK

  • Antarctic Explorers: James Cook - Biography of the explorer with details of his Southern Ocean voyages.
  • Biography of Captain James Cook - Links to extracts from his "A Voyage To The Pacific Ocean", brief biographical information, and links to other sites profiling James Cook.
  • Captain Cook - The National Maritime Museum answers common questions about Cook's life and his explorations.
  • Captain Cook Memorial Museum Whitby - Captain Cook Memorial Museum located in John Walkers's House, Whitby, where James Cook served his seaman's apprentiship, important collection of original pictures, manuscripts and artefacts from Cook's life and voyages.
  • Captain Cook Study Unit - "A society for everyone interested in James Cook." Publications, articles, biography, and related links.
  • Captain James Cook - The Voyages of Captain James Cook, life and times of the great explorer, links, and news. Extensive information beautifully illustrated.
  • Captain James Cook - British Navigator and Explorer - Short biography, sketch, and related links.
  • Captain James Cook: An Original Biography by Nathan Kerl - Original biography includes pictures, links, books, sources, portraits, and family tree.
  • Captain James Cook: The World's Explorer - Biographical essay, several images, Cook bibliography and links, news, and discussion forum.
  • Cook's Chart - Brief biography of Cook and image of the chart of the NW Coast of America and NE Coast of Asia from his book "A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean".
  • Cook's Final Voyage - "The purpose of his third voyage was to find the fabled Northwest Passage. Unlike other explorers who attempted to find this area of the world, Cook attempted a route from the Pacific side. Cook visited some of his favorite islands in the Pacific and made stops in New Zealand and Tahiti."
  • Cook, James - Article from Encarta Encyclopedia provides an overview of Cook's life and accomplishments.
  • Endeavour Project - Journals of Cook's first Pacific voyage, historical maps and images. Requires the Macromedia Shockwave plug-in.
  • European Explorers: James Cook - Presents links to pages suitable for fifth and sixth graders. Includes description of each site.
  • James Cook 1728–1779 - Essay from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol.1 (1990).
  • James Cook Links - Includes links to the major sites, biography, youth and early life, the first voyage, the second voyage, the third voyage, documents, people, places, Cook's ships, maps, museums, and monuments.
  • James Cook: A British Explorer - A student's illustrated report on Cook's life.
  • James Cook: British Navigator and Explorer - Brief biography with links to other Cook sites, and books on Captain Cook.
  • MMBC Exploration: The Death of Captain Cook - Describes the clash with natives that ended in Cook's death.
  • The First British Ship on the NW Coast of America - On Monday, March 30th 1778, Captain James Cook, and his crew sailed his ship Discovery for the first time into Nootka Harbor.
  • The Hunterian Museum: Captain Cook Voyages of Discovery - Online exhibition utilising interactive maps.
  • The Hunterian Museum: Captain Cook - Short biography and silhouette from the University of Glasgow.
  • The Idealization of Captain Cook - A comparative essay discussing whether Cook was in fact taken as the Hawaiian god Lono or whether it was just made by the British to be seen that way.
  • The Mariners' Museum: James Cook - Offers short summary of Cook's life.
  • Voyage of the Endeavor 1768-1771 - Details of Cook's first voyage to the South Pacific for the purpose of timing the transit of Venus across the face of the sun.
  • Voyages of Discovery - The Life of Captain James Cook [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - The story of Cook's life and voyages. Includes portrait and excerpts from Cook's logs.

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