Captain Cook: Explorer, Navigator and Pioneer The three major voyages of discovery of Captain James Cook provided his European masters with unprecedented information about the Pacific Ocean, and about those who lived on its islands and shores http: //bbc.co.uk/history/british/empire_seapow...
Captain James Cook Introduction to the Captain James Cook 'Official' Website, including a Guestbook. http: //geocities.com/TheTropics/7557/index.htm...
Captain James Cook (1728-1779) Navigator and explorer of the Pacific and Antarctic, born in 1728 in Yorkshire, England. From an early age Cook.. http: //plantexplorers.com/explorers/biographie...
Captain James Cook: The World's Explorer This site was set up to honor Captain James Cook, the man who saw the whole world first. He traveled from his homeland of Great Britain to lands where few had gone before; bringing home much for his country. Pictures included. http: //pages.quicksilver.net.nz/jcr/~cookbio1.html...
Cook's Final Voyage Cook's final voyage began on July 12, 1776. He was aboard the Resolution with a crew of 112. His sister ship was the Discovery with 70 men aboard. The purpose of his third voyage was to find the fabled Northwest Passage http: //mariner.org/age/cookfinal.html
Cook's First Voyage and the Endeavour Cook led the expedition with his new ship, the Endeavour. The Endeavour was a Whitby collier with a crew of about 80 and a team of 11 scientists http: //cptcook.com/cookbio1.html
Cook's Second Voyage and the HMS Resolution Along with the mission to find the supposed 7th continent, Cook planned to circumnavigate the world. This second trip would also be a scientific expedition and Joseph Banks was originally planning to ride on the Adventure http: //cptcook.com/cookbio2.html
