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/Home/Historical Studies/History/Age of Exploration/Cook, James Captain James Cook - "The Great Ocean's Greatest Explorer" Votes:0 Captain James Cook "... the ablest and most renowned navigator this or any country hath produced. He possessed all the qualifications requisite for his profession and great undertakings ..." - Lord Palliser, Cook's superior in the Navy. people have Explored this page since November 28th, 1996. Last modified: Monday, July 17th, 2006 AD These pages are best viewed using an 800 x 600 Screen Resolution or higher. Please Include this URL, "CJC –The Navigator" , in your Bookmarks or Favorites and keep checking it out. Each time you should discover additional material and new links to follow. Currently developing pages on the 3rd Voyage . This Site is dedicated to a man who, in the opinion of the French Navigator Jean-FranÇois de Galaup de La PÉrouse carried out work that was so all-encompa Read More Go to Site Speakeasy - Broadband Voice and Data Communications Votes:0 Speakeasy Communications Simplified Account Login | Contact Business › Business Overview › Business VoIP › T1 Services › Business DSL › Managed Services › Private WAN Home / Home Office › Home Services Overview › Home VoIP › DSL Services › Web Hosting Services › Dialup Access Partners › Partners Home › Partner Program › Training & Events › VoIP Certification › Testimonials › FAQ › Partner Login Company › About Speakeasy › Press Room › Awards & Recognition › Events › Case Studies › Careers › Contact Questions? Call 800 556 5829 Products & Services Business Services Business VoIP About Business VoIP - Voice Quality - In Read More Go to Site The first British ship on the NW Coast Votes:0 The first British ship on the NW Coast. Captain James Cook Monday, March 30th 1778. Captain James Cook , and his crew sailed his ship Resolution for the first time into Nootka Sound. Nootka Chief Maquinna Monday, March 30th 1778. Upon seeing Cook's ship, Chief Maquinna told his people "to go out ... and try to understand what these people wanted and what they are after." On that day Cook wrote in his log: "A great many canoes filled with the Natives were about the ships all day, and a trade commenced betwixt us and them, which was carried on with the Strictest honisty on boath sides. Their articles were the Skins of various animals, such as Bears, Wolfs, Foxes, Dear, Rackoons, Polecats, Martins and in particular the Sea Beaver, the same as is found on the coast of Kamtchatka." On the bicen Read More Go to Site

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