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unanimously elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. Chapter Twenty Seven. Captain Coos third voyageA.D. 1776. A third voyage plannedThe Resolution and Discovery commissionedExpedition sailsOmai taken on boardTouch at the Cape of Good HopeVan Diemes LandNew ZealandThe Friendly or Tonga Islands reachedAcquaintance formed with FeenonHis treacherous designsCoos determined conduct checks the nativesVisits OtaheiteOmai shows his true characterAstonishment of natives on seeing horses riddenOmai landed at Huaheine with his propertyHis bad conduct and wretched fateDesertions at UlieteaLive stock landedBolabola and other islands

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there he found a letter from Captain Furneaux, giving an account of the massacre of a midshipman and a boas crew by the natives, who had rushed down on them while at dinner, and clubbed them all. After being treated with great courtesy by the Dutch, Captain Cook sailed for England on the 27th of April, in company with the Dutton East Indiaman, and on the 30th of July, 1775, he anchored at Spithead, having been absent from home three years and eighteen days. Besides the numerous important discoveries made by Cook on this voyage, he had shown that, by due attention, the health of a shis company can be preserved in all climates, and

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slightest appearance of the disease. Preparations of potatoes, lemons,  and oranges were served out, and a pound of sourkrout was supplied to each man twice a week, while sugar and wheaten flour were found useful, but oatmeal and fish oil were considered to promote scurvy. The voyage, now completed, was justly considered without a parallel in the history of maritime enterprise. Never, indeed, had any expedition been conducted with greater skill and perseverance. Cook received the honours which were his due. He was raised to the rank of PostCaptain, and named a Captain in Greenwich Hospital, and in February of the following year he was

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Nore 4th of October, 1780Remarks on Captain Coos discoveriesNotice of his family. It had long been the desire of scientific men to discover a passage round the north coast of America between the Atlantic and Pacific. In 1773, Captain Phipps, afterwards Lord Mulgrave, went to Baffis Bay, but had returned without making any important discovery. At a dinner at the house of Lord Sandwich, to which Sir Hugh Palliser, Mr Stevens, Secretary to the Admiralty, and Captain Cook had been invited, the importance of the design was under discussion, when Cook, although he might justly have enjoyed quiet and repose, volunteered to command any

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