The Cannibal's Islands Captain Cook Adventures in the South Seas The Cannibal's Islands Captain Cook Adventures in the South Seas

The Cannibal's Islands Captain Cook Adventures in the South Seas

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Publisher Description

Story of Captain James Cook of the British Navy and his explorations of the South Seas including Tahiti around 1760. Ballantype called some of the islands the Cannibal Islands due to reports of cannibalism. This short book contains some discussions of things like breadfruit, and how it was prepared. Captain Cooks arrival was to essentially to stone age societies, that did not have iron or copper or brass or the other industrial metals. Theft was a problem, as the natives would steal knives and other things that attracted their attention. (Amazon)

GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED
2019
May 9
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
72
Pages
PUBLISHER
Otbebookpublishing
SELLER
INscribe Digital
SIZE
891.6
KB

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