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...riendly Islands, following a visit by [[British Empire|British]] captain [[James Cook]] in 1773, and who returned to the islands in 1774 and 1777. Tongan king Ge

Captain [[James Cook]] made first landfall on the island in 1774. Over the next 26 years, 40% of ...but it entered recorded history on 10 October 1774. On that date, Captain James Cook, commanding the ''Resolution'' on his second voyage to the antipodes, claim

...first explorer to land on South Georgia, and start to map its coast was [[James Cook]].<ref name=NasaThatcher/>

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[[James Cook]], the British sea captain and explorer, was the first to enter the Antarct

Captain [[James Cook]] “discovered” [[Botany Bay]] in 1770, but New South Wales was not set

...of the oldest living languages, being roughly ten centuries old. Captain [[James Cook]] first recorded it on the island of [[Kauai|Kaua{{Okina}}i]] in 1778. He i

In [[1778]], British explorer [[James Cook]] made the first reported [[European]] discovery of [[Hawaii (U.S. state)|H

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...r British|limey]] for British people, especially British sailors.) Captain James Cook had previously demonstrated and proven the principle of the advantages of f

...However, it was the later expedition of the [[England|English]] explorer [[James Cook]], in 1769, which sparked the European settlement of New Zealand (the name

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Australia was claimed for the British crown by Captain [[James Cook]] in 1770. One penal colony was established at what was then Port Jackson ( New Zealand was claimed for the British Crown by James Cook in 1769. By 1840 a small British establishment had been established there,

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...tional 19th- and 20th-century tellings of Australian history had Captain [[James Cook]] "discovering" the Great South Land in 1770, there is a much longer histor

...covered by Europeans (1606) and claimed for [[Great Britain]] by Captain [[James Cook]] in 1770. The British established the first European settlement in Austral ...ventional 19th- and 20th-century versions of Australian history, Captain [[James Cook]] "discovered" the Great South Land in 1770, but Macassan traders, from the