Authentic Account of the Endeavour Voyage to OTAHITEE Island
An 18th century plantation of narrative recounts Captain Cook era voyages aboard the Endeavour from 1768 to 1771. Dr Solander and Banks explore Terra del Fuego OTAHITEE and New Zealand, detailing island life, customs, religion, warfare, marriage, and tools. The author notes hardships, interactions with natives, and the discovery of European goods on Terra del Fuego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otahittee
George's IsLand
Banks
Solander
Endeavour
Wololwich
Madeira
England
Cape Horn
Falkland Isfes
Croud
Cape
Terra del Fuego
Spanish America
Dr. Solander
Sotandér
Wallies
Otahitee
Fuego
Wallace
Tesza
Wrestward
Tobia
Batavia
iHiind
Salisbury Plain
Tefe
Islands
Tosia
New Zeeland
Tonta
Iland
Sva
Ba- Tavia
New-Helland
Green
Tesra
Corrade
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Portland
West Indies
Whispers and Names at the Town Meeting
Fragmentary verse and speech snippets reference figures Alderman Town feud Parson Horne Ditts Alderman Harley Sir Robert Bernard and others. A chorus proclaims personal freedom and will, with scattered lines about ambition, folly, and social roles amidst a chaotic civic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Horne
Ditts
The Man of Feeling Harleys London Journey Beggar Fortune Teller
Harley begins his London journey and meets a barefoot beggar who loves humor and storytelling. The encounter, set at dawn after leaving his aunt, frames Harley’s inner conflict about temptation, fortune telling, and the road ahead, with vivid detail of the beggar’s ragged dress and dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amo
London
Hev
Harley
Peter
Honesh Peter Ee
Charity
E. Lay
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