The Life of Captain James Cook by Beaglehole, J. C

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Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 1998. Later Printing. Softcover. Near Fine Condition. Front free endpaper corner clipped. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Ships & the Sea; Exploration. ISBN: 0804720096. ISBN/EAN: 9780804720090. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 24170. . 9780804720090

Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1992. Later printing. Trade Paperback. Fine. 772 p. "This is a tome which occassionally tells you just a little more than you really want to know about the three great voyages to the Pacific, but anyone seriously interested in the western penetration into the Pacific will want to read this book. It is also an articulate and formidable defense of Cook's character, seamanship, and wisdom. While Cook is not quite so venerable now in a time of great sensitivity to the depradations western invasion inflicted on indiginous people, this book presents us with an undoubtedly great man interested not in conquest but in geography, exploration, discovery, science, anthropology and peaceful relations between cultures. The aftermath was a tragedy, (see Alan Moorehead's The Fatal Impact) but Cook was simply too high-minded and short-sighted to forsee what would come after. Cook was for better and worse a man of his time--and it was an age of… Read More

Stanford University Press, April 1992. Trade Paperback . Used Very Good/yes .