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Captain Cook’s Journal During the First Voyage Round the World

CHAPTER 9
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This log should by rights have been returned to Mr.Green, but as he died shortly after leaving Batavia, it has found its way, with the others, to the Record Office.) At noon our Course and distance sail'd since Yesterday at noon, is North 20 degrees West, 126 Miles, which brought us into the Latitude of 7 degrees 34 minutes South and Longitude 252 degrees 23 minutes West.
[October 1770.

Enter Sunda Strait.

] Monday, 1st October.

First and latter parts fresh breezes at South-East and fair weather; the Middle squally with Lightning and rain.

At 7 p.m., being then in the Latitude of Java head, and not seeing any land, assured us that we had got too far to the Westward; upon which we hauld up East-North-East, having before Steerd North by East.


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