Voyages of James Cook: a cultural ecology of colonialism

1. The Royal Society (1768)

1.1. Voyages

1.1.1. First (1768-71)

1.1.2. Second (1772-5)

1.1.3. Third (1776-80)

2. Marton (1728)

2.1. Edam

2.2. Great Ayton

2.2.1. Cook's Cottage

3. Staithes (1745)

3.1. Whitby (1747)

3.1.1. Grape Lane

3.1.1.1. The Walker Family

3.1.2. North Sea

3.1.3. Baltic Sea (1752)

3.1.4. Royal Navy Wapping (1755)

3.1.4.1. HMS Eagle

3.1.4.1.1. HMS Cruizer (1756)

3.1.4.2. Depford (1757)

3.1.4.2.1. HMS Solebay (1757)

3.1.4.2.2. North America

4. North America

4.1. HMS Pembroke

4.1.1. Louisbuourg (1758)

4.1.2. Quebec City (1759)

4.1.3. St Lawence River (1759)

4.1.3.1. Barking Marriage (1762)

4.2. HMS Grenville

4.2.1. Newfoundland (1763-7)

5. Terra Australis Incognita

6. Transit of Venus

7. Fish

8. Coal

9. Whales

10. Scientific Ideas

11. Colonial Conflict

11.1. Anglo French War

12. Command of Natural Resources

13. Baltic timber

14. The Northwest Passage

15. The Paciific poeples, Pre-Cook

15.1. Abel Tasman's Voyages (1642, 1644)

16. Science of Natural History