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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561467908388 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR617 (39) |
| Category: |
Exploration & Adventure New Zealand History: Early Maori & Colonial |
| New / Used: | New |
Description
FAR AS A MAN MAY GO: Captain Cook's New Zealand
by Shirley Maddock
and Don Whyte
DESCRIPTION
Format: medium hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Collins 1969, 1st edition
Size (mm): 160 w x 220 h x 38 d
Pages: 284
SKU: A4/2502/U130
ABOUT
A journey tracing Captain Cook's first trip around New Zealand, drawn from Cook's historical notes and with comparison to the original voyage.
The spirit of enterprise and enquiry has taken the authors around New Zealand in the wake of Captain Cook and his colleagues, weaving together the past and the present in a fascinating tapestry of word and picture.
Illustrated with monochrome and colour images and drawings, maps on end papers.
CONDITION
As new with only light wear on dust jacket. images depict all need to know detail.
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