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President’s Message East Coast Encounter
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Arthur Kitson, Cook’s Biographer
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Who Was Larcum Kendall?
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Wakefield’s Captain Cook Watercolours
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From Whitianga To Whitby
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250 Years Ago
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Circumnavigation Quiz - Question
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Development of the Chronometer The CCS in the UK, Weekend Meeting 2017
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Thomas Shaw (~1754-1844)
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CORRAL Moves! Log Lines
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Captain Cook’s Missing Dividers
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Where is the “Annexed Drawing” of 1778?
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From My Collection
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“An Agitated & Tempestuous Sea” - Part 2
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For Sale and Wanted
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Cook Books – Part 123
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James Burney (1750-1821)
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The Mystery of the Missing Plaque
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The Captain Cook Monument at Manby Hall
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Seen at Auction – And on eBay
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Thomas Tretcher (1760-1815)
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William Milton (1753-1773)
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The CCS in Canada, March, 2017
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Another Cook Moment Relics of Cook’s Voyages back in the South Seas
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Pursuit of Venus [Infected] Goes to Italy
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Alexander Home (1739-1823)
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Resolution and Discovery Leave Macao
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Larcum Kendall - Obituary
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CCS Auction Number 29 Circumnavigation Quiz - Answer
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Parkinson in Colour
Peter, Thanks for pointing out an error in a link on the Wikipedia entry for Captain Cook.I suggested the correction to the people who manage this web page, and it has been made.Do let me know of any more errors about Captain Cook, and I'll be pleased to submit them.Ian Boreham, Webmaster, CCS
One of your members might want to correct the Wiki article on James Cook. While pursuing his story during Canada's 150th birthday celebrations I noted hiscontribution to the pivotal Battle of the Plains of Abraham, 1759 (his charting of the St.Lawrence).In Wiki we find "Cook joined the British merchant navy as a teenager and joined the Royal Navy in 1755. He saw action in the Seven Years' War, and subsequently surveyed and mapped much of the entrance to the Saint Lawrence River during the siege of Quebec. "The 'siege of Quebec' can be further clicked to a 1775 battle, NOT the siege he contributed to.Needs correction, yes? Keep up the good work.
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