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Observations made during a voyage round the world [in H.M.S. Resolution] on physical geography, natural history, and ethic philosophy, especially on

Forster, Johann Reinhold, 1729-1798

London, G. Robinson, 1778

1778

https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50538

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from annotation Classes Islands p14

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lines 5—8 annotation Maatea a little to SE of Tahiti V. p 93

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from annotation p.27 Tanna volcanic and has I certainly think elevated coral on coast

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lines 10—14 annotation NB In Cooks voyage nothing is said about Forster landing here

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lines 15—20 annotation ?ought this not to be written Savage Isld In journal (his own) says passed by it, no anchorage

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from annotation 187 Besides two domestic Mammals only Bat in Western isld; & Black Rat in Society, Friendly & New Hebrides p188 in Tanna 2 species of Bats.

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from annotation 187 Besides two domestic Mammals only Bat in Western isld; & Black Rat in Society, Friendly & New Hebrides p188 in Tanna 2 species of Bats.
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from annotation 193 Natives of Society & Friendly Isld catch & tame Pigeons & Parrots —

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