Engravings for Banke's new system of geography [manuscript], 1788.

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Engravings for Banke's new system of geography [manuscript], 1788.

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Collection includes: Engravings made for Banke's New System of Geography, 1788, including: "Torreeoboo King of Owhyee, bringing presents for Capt'n Cook" and "The death of Capt'n Cook by the natives of Owhyee," engraved by Grainger, on 1 sheet, 24.5 x 38 cm.; "The white bear found on the ice between the northern extremities of Asia and America" and "The Sea Otter found in Nootka Sound on the northwest coast of America," engraved by Grainger, on 1 sheet, 24.5 x 38 cm.; "View of Karakakooa Bay in Owyhee, where Capt'n Cook was killed," engraved by E. Scott, 24.5 x 39 cm.

.02 cubic feet (1 folder)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Scott, E.,

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Cook, James, 1728-1779

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James Cook (b. November 7, 1728, Marton, Great Britan-d. February 14, 1779, Hawaii) was a British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the Royal Navy. He became an apprentice to some shipowners in Whitby. In 1759 he became master of his own ship, the Northumberland. The following winter, while laid up in Halifax, he studied mathematics and attained a sound knowledge of astronomical navigation. Cook went on to become an eminent circumnavigator. He made many geographical discoveries, ...

Grainger, Ian

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