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1785 Capt. Cook Antique Map of Kerguelen Island, South Indian Ocean Cook in 1776 Portraits FRS 1769 – 1852) was

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1785 Capt. Cook Antique Map of Kerguelen Island, South Indian Ocean Cook in 1776 Portraits FRS 1769 – 1852) was FRS 1769 – 1852) was an Anglo Irish soldier and statesman who was one of the leading military and political figures of 19th century Britain Paper size: 12in x 10in (305mm x 255mm) Undertaken Cooks men discovered a bottle containing a message in Latin left by Kerguelens men

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