James Cook’s journals

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James Cook’s journals are the detailed firsthand accounts kept by the British navigator and explorer during his Pacific voyages, providing crucial observations in navigation, science, and encounters with Indigenous peoples.

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Hawkesworth rewrote and unified separate journals into a single narrative	1
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Royal Society expedition to observe the transit of Venus → documentedIn → James Cook’s journals ⓘ

An Account of the Voyages Undertaken by the Order of His Present Majesty for Making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere → editorialApproach → Hawkesworth rewrote and unified separate journals into a single narrative ⓘ

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