The journals

""Captain Cook's Journals provide his vivid first-hand account of three extraordinary expeditions. These charted the entire coast of New Zealand and the east coast of Australia, and brought back detailed descriptions of Tahiti, Tonga and a host of, until then, unknown islands in the Pacific. The journals amply reveal the determination, courage and skill which enabled Cook to wrestle with the continuous dangers of uncharted seas and the problems of achieving a relationship with the peoples whose unannounced guest he became.""
"MS "Journal of the account of Otaheite and our transactions there" (Sept. 1777-Jan. 1778), (28 ff.), also a page containing a chart of Trarabon. MS "Journal of the account of the death of Capt. James Cook on Owhyee in the Sandwich Islands, January 1779" and "Description of the country of Kamtschatka from April 1779". The journal ends abruptly (61 p. quarto). Also an extract from sales catalogue printed ca. 1925."@en
"Journals and logs kept by Cook on his three voyages to the Pacific on H.M.S. Endeavour and Resolution, together with notes by Joseph Gilbert, William Wales and Henry Roberts."@en

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"The journals"
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"The journals of Captain Cook"
"The journals of Captain Cook : prepared from the original manuscripts by J.C. Beaglehole for the Hakluyt Society, 1955-1967"