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    by Nowell, Frank H., 1864-1950
    Published 1905
    “... is the westernmost point of Seward Peninsula, 55 miles northwest of Teller. It was named on May 9, 1778 by Captain...”
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    “... was named by Captain Cook in 1778 for Lt. James King, a member of his party. In 1900, the Eskimo name...”
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    “... was named by Captain Cook in 1778 for Lt. James King, a member of his party. In 1900, the Eskimo name...”
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    “... was named by Captain Cook in 1778 for Lt. James King, a member of his party. In 1900, the Eskimo name...”
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    “... was named by Captain Cook in 1778 for Lt. James King, a member of his party. In 1900, the Eskimo name...”
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    “... of Anchorage. Named by Captain Cook on his last voyage to Alaska and Hawaii. While searching for a shortcut...”
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    “... in the Sandwich Islands as the place where Captain Cook died. The eastern region of North America belonging...”
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    “... of Alaska by Captain Cook done between 1776 and 1779. Instead, the map is merely a 1772 revision...”
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    “... Scotia” (1755), De Braham’s “Carolina”’ (1757), “St. Lawrence” by Captain cook (1760), a volume...”
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    “... Scotia" (1755), De Braham's "Carolina"' (1757), "St. Lawrence" by Captain cook (1760), a volume...”
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    “.... Lawrence" by Captain cook (1760), a volume on "Spanish Islands and West Indies' (1762), and "Topography...”
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    “... Scotia" (1755), De Braham's "Carolina"' (1757), "St. Lawrence" by Captain cook (1760), a volume...”
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