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COMMENTS ON COOK'S LOG

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1892

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Purple hard cover with gold lettering with plastic cover. 31pages with fifteen maps and charts, illustrated. Price at bottom of title page states seven shillings and six pence. Albany Senior Primary School written on paper slip insert. At back of book inside cover is stamp 'The Constance Broomhall Memorial Library, Albany' with borrowers pocket.

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cwa-org-51-B2003.16

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KING, Honorable Philip G King M.L.C.

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Most important nautical incidents connected with Cook's exploration of the Coasts of New South Wales as recorded in the log of his ship.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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