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"Captain Cook in New South Wales: The Mystery of Naming Botany Bay" by James Bonwick delves into a pivotal moment in maritime history: Captain Cook's exploration of Australia and the naming of Botany Bay. This historical account meticulously examines New South Wales up to 1788, offering insights into the early encounters and discoveries that shaped the region.
Bonwick's work explores the details surrounding Cook's voyages and the establishment of the first European foothold in Australia. Readers interested in the history of Australia, maritime exploration, and the legacy of Captain Cook will find this book to be an invaluable resource. Journey back to a time of discovery and uncover the fascinating story behind the naming of one of Australia's most iconic locations. A significant contribution to the history of expeditions and discoveries, this book sheds light on the enduring impact of Cook's voyages on New South Wales.
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