Site Index
In this space we are preparing a central "personography" and "placeography" file, to index all of the individuals and place names referenced in the voyage accounts and the literary texts we are preparing. Users will eventually be able to search the positions of specific people, places and objects in each of the relevant files by the paragraph or line numbers in which they appear.
Our search functions and site index will rely on XQuery we have run on a database of our files. We will provide an interface for searching by names input by users, as well as a "browse" feature to display organized lists of people and places and objects. For now, we're using this space to hold a preliminary output of all persName and placeName tags in our collection of files--and this is very much a work in progress (lots of duplicate entries and signs of inconsistent tagging at this stage).
Count of All Distinct PersNames Across the Pacific Collections: 682 |
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1. The same word in the Taheitee dialect is pronounced Aree. Areeghee |
2. (Dr. Solander) |
3. (Mr. Banks) |
4. (Tedua)-Erararee |
5. (Tupia) |
6. (Whanno not'aree See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 243. ) |
7. (the Greater Taheitee) |
8. Abbé |
9. Abbé Chappe |
10. Abel Jansan Tasman |
11. Abel Janssen Tasman |
12. Africa |
13. Aheatua |
14. Aheatua Called Waheatua in Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 157, 158. |
15. Aheatua's |
16. Alexander Dalrymple |
17. Alfonso d'Albuquerque |
18. Americo Vespucci |
19. Ammo |
20. Ammo See vol. I. p. 358. Likewise Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154. |
21. Ammo's |
22. Anson |
23. Anson's |
24. Antonio Nolli |
25. Antoniotto |
26. Aotourou |
27. Ariadne |
28. Ariosto |
29. Astarte |
30. Attagha |
31. Attahha |
32. Aurora island |
33. Baron Boineburg |
34. Baron Born |
35. Baron Joachim von Plettenberg |
36. Bartolemeo Diaz |
37. Beauchesne Gouin |
38. Bishop Las Casas |
39. Boba |
40. Boba's |
41. Boileau |
42. Bonombrrooàï |
43. Boobik |
44. Bougainville |
45. Bougainville's |
46. Bowen's |
47. Boyle |
48. Buffon's |
49. Byron |
50. CAPTAIN Cook |
51. COOK |
52. Calypso's |
53. Capitan Mo#r |
54. Capitan do Sal |
55. Capt. Cook |
56. Capt. Cook's |
57. Capt. Furneaux |
58. Capt. James Cook |
59. Capt. Tobias Furneaux |
60. Captain Carteret |
61. Captain Cook |
62. Captain Cook's |
63. Captain Furneaux |
64. Captain Lozier Bouvet |
65. Captain Wallis |
66. Captains Byron |
67. Carteret |
68. CastelloMelhor |
69. Chief Orèa |
70. Cleopatra |
71. Columbus |
72. Commodore (now admiral) Byron |
73. Cook |
74. Cook's |
75. Cookee |
76. Cooper |
77. Cortez |
78. Count Caylus's |
79. Cumberland |
80. Dale |
81. Dalrymple's |
82. Dampier |
83. Dampier's |
84. David's |
85. Diana |
86. Dixon |
87. Doctor Hawkesworth |
88. Doctor Sparrman |
89. Dom Pernetty's |
90. Don Alvaro Mendaça de Neyra |
91. Don Anton da Almada |
92. Don Antonio Ulloa's |
93. Don Garcia Hurtado de Mendoça |
94. Don Gonzalo Velho Cabral |
95. Don Henry |
96. Don Joachim Salama Saldanha de Lobos |
97. Don Joao Antonio de Saa Pereira |
98. Don Joseph de Sylva |
99. Don Juan Arraos |
100. Don Juan de Langara y Huarte |
101. Don Luis de Tal Pilatus |
102. Dr. Benjamin Franklin |
103. Dr. Burmann's |
104. Dr. Casimir Gomez Ortega |
105. Dr. Halley |
106. Dr. Hawkesworth |
107. Dr. Hawkesworth's |
108. Dr. John Hawkesworth |
109. Dr. Pallas |
110. Dr. Shaw |
111. Dr. Solander |
112. Dr. Sparrman |
113. Dr. Sparrman's |
114. Dr. Thunberg |
115. Dr. Thunberg An eminent disciple of Linné, who after arranging and classing Dr. Burmann's herbals at Leyden, studied botany during three years at the Cape, and having made immense acquisitions to science, was sent to Batavia, at the expence of the Dutch East-India company, in order to proceed to Japan in 1775. The same gentleman was so obliging, at Dr. Sparrman's request, to take with him, on one of his excursions, Francis Masson, employed in the Royal garden at Kew, who had been sent to the Cape on board the Resolution, in order to collect live plants and seeds for the botanical garden. Under Dr. Thunberg's kind guidance, who pointed out to him what was worthy of notice, he has made and brought home an ample collection. |
116. Dr. Thunberg's |
117. Dr.Hawkesworth's |
118. Dryden |
119. E-Happaï See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154. Whappai. |
120. E-Tee |
121. Edgecumbe |
122. Ellis |
123. England |
124. Erreretua |
125. Falconer |
126. Fannòkko |
127. Fanòkko |
128. FerberMr. Ferber is the first and only man of science who has given us a truly scientifical and mineralogical account of Vesuvius, which is worthy the attention of naturalists. See his Letters to baron Born, London, 1776. |
129. Ferdinand |
130. Fernando Noronha |
131. Feuilleè |
132. Feuillèe |
133. Forster |
134. Francis Masson |
135. Francis Pinckney |
136. Francis Pretty |
137. Frederick Stuart |
138. Frederick the Great |
139. Frezier |
140. Furneaux |
141. George |
142. George Jackson |
143. George Perry |
144. Georgius Forster |
145. Gibson |
146. Giovanni da Empoli |
147. Goobaïa |
148. Grindall |
149. Grose's |
150. Gustave-Vasa |
151. Hamaneno harbour |
152. Happaï |
153. Hawkesworth |
154. Hawkesworth's |
155. Hawksworth's |
156. Hedeedee |
157. Hedeèdee |
158. Heebai |
159. Heebaï |
160. Henry Smock |
161. Herea |
162. Hodges |
163. Homer |
164. Hor |
165. Horat |
166. Huahine |
167. Humphry Clinker |
168. Hurree |
169. Hurree-hurree |
170. Indian Cove |
171. Isaac Taylor |
172. Isabella |
173. Isle of Georgia |
174. Isle of Lepers |
175. J. Graham |
176. J. Laurel |
177. Jacob Roggewein |
178. Jacques l'Hermite |
179. Jacques l'Hermite See Recueil des Voyages qui ont servi à l'Etablissement, &c. vol. IV. p. 696. |
180. James Bruce |
181. James Cook |
182. James Proctor |
183. Joachim van Plettenberg |
184. Joannes Reinoldus Forster |
185. Joao Gonzales Zarco |
186. Joao da Nova Galego |
187. John Nieuhoff's |
188. John, Baron de Bethencourt |
189. Johnson |
190. Jonathan Puller |
191. Juan Fernandez |
192. Juan Luis Arias |
193. Juvenal |
194. Khoâa |
195. Khoäà |
196. King George the Third |
197. King O-Too |
198. Kleist |
199. Ko Toheetai |
200. Ko-Haghee-too-FallangoKo is the article in these Islands and at New Zeeland, which answers to the Taheitian O or E. |
201. Ko-parree |
202. Koghoäà |
203. Kolben |
204. Kolben's |
205. Kollàkh |
206. Kotughâ-a |
207. Latoo-Nipooroo |
208. Le Maire |
209. Le Maire's |
210. Lieut. Cook's |
211. Lieut. Cook's Voyage |
212. Lieutenant Furneaux |
213. Lieutenant Clerke |
214. Lieutenant Cook |
215. Lieutenant Cook's |
216. Lieutenant Furneaux |
217. Lieutenant Pickersgill |
218. Linnæus |
219. Linné |
220. Linné's |
221. Linnӕus |
222. Linæus |
223. Lord Anson |
224. Luis de la Cerda |
225. M. Adanson |
226. M. Bougainville |
227. M. Bouvet |
228. M. Bouvet's |
229. M. Buache's |
230. M. Cassini |
231. M. Crozet |
232. M. Crozet's |
233. M. Dalrymple's |
234. M. Duclos Guyot |
235. M. Dufresne Marion |
236. M. Estries |
237. M. Frezier |
238. M. Guyot |
239. M. Marion |
240. M. Marion's |
241. M. Paauw |
242. M. Pauw |
243. M. Pernetty |
244. M. Pingrè |
245. M. St. Denis |
246. M. Vander Spy's |
247. M. Vaugondy's |
248. M. d'Estelle |
249. M. de Bougainville |
250. M. de Bougainville's |
251. M. de Buffon |
252. M. de Buffon's |
253. M. de Crozet |
254. M. de Fleurieu |
255. M. de Fleurieu with M. Pingrè; |
256. M. de Kerguelen |
257. M. de Kerguelen's |
258. M. de Marion |
259. M. de Pinto |
260. M. de St. Allouarn |
261. M. de Surville |
262. M. de Surville's |
263. M. de Vaugondy |
264. M. des Loziers Bouvet |
265. Machin |
266. Madeira |
267. Mahine |
268. Mahine's |
269. Mairan See Mairan'sDissertation sur la Glace. Paris, 1749, p. 261. |
270. Mairan's |
271. Mallicollo |
272. Mambrrùm |
273. Maratata |
274. Maratata Ibid. p. 157. Maraïtata. |
275. Maratata's |
276. Maroowahai |
277. Maroraï |
278. Maroya |
279. Martial |
280. Maròo-wahai |
281. Mason |
282. Matara |
283. Matarra |
284. Mayorro |
285. Maïwherua |
286. Mendanna |
287. Mendaça |
288. Mendaça's |
289. Mercator |
290. Mess. Hodges |
291. Messalina |
292. Milton |
293. Milton's |
294. Morurua |
295. Mr de Wit |
296. Mr. Furneaux |
297. Mr. Stephens |
298. Mr. Forster |
299. Mr. Adanson |
300. Mr. Arnold |
301. Mr. Bailey |
302. Mr. Baily |
303. Mr. Banks |
304. Mr. Basire |
305. Mr. Bergh |
306. Mr. Brand |
307. Mr. Brand's |
308. Mr. Burney |
309. Mr. Byron |
310. Mr. Byron's |
311. Mr. Christophel Brand |
312. Mr. Clerke |
313. Mr. Clerke's |
314. Mr. Dalrymple |
315. Mr. Dalrymple' |
316. Mr. Dalrymple's |
317. Mr. Dalryple's |
318. Mr. Dent |
319. Mr. Dent's |
320. Mr. Edward Nairne |
321. Mr. Faurneaux |
322. Mr. Ferber |
323. Mr. Ferber's |
324. Mr. Forster |
325. Mr. Furneaux |
326. Mr. Gilbert |
327. Mr. Gore |
328. Mr. Graham |
329. Mr. Green |
330. Mr. Grindall |
331. Mr. Grose |
332. Mr. Guyot's Journal |
333. Mr. Harrison |
334. Mr. Hemmy |
335. Mr. Hodges |
336. Mr. Hodges's |
337. Mr. Hood |
338. Mr. Irving |
339. Mr. John Hunter |
340. Mr. Kalm |
341. Mr. Kendal |
342. Mr. Kerste |
343. Mr. Laurel |
344. Mr. Loughnan |
345. Mr. Loughnan's |
346. Mr. Mason |
347. Mr. Mason's |
348. Mr. Murray |
349. Mr. Nairne's |
350. Mr. Patton |
351. Mr. Patton's |
352. Mr. Pennant |
353. Mr. Pennant's |
354. Mr. Pickersgill |
355. Mr. Ramsden's |
356. Mr. Raspe's |
357. Mr. Rowe |
358. Mr. Sherwin |
359. Mr. Sherwin's |
360. Mr. Skottowe |
361. Mr. Smith |
362. Mr. Stuart |
363. Mr. Von Prehn |
364. Mr. W. Whitchurch |
365. Mr. Wales |
366. Mr. Wales's |
367. Mr. Whitehouse |
368. Mr. William Wales |
369. Mr. de Bougainville's |
370. Mr. des Loziers Bouvet |
371. Mrs. Milton |
372. Mrs. Skottowe |
373. Narrep |
374. Neehouraï |
375. New Zeeland |
376. Noona |
377. Noona's |
378. Norway |
379. O Tàh |
380. O-Aheatua |
381. O-Ammo |
382. O-Ammo See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 153, 154. Oamo. |
383. O-Hedeedee |
384. O-Hedeède |
385. O-Heenna |
386. O-Mahooroo |
387. O-Mai |
388. O-Maï |
389. O-Maï's |
390. O-Maïwee |
391. O-Pahoòtu |
392. O-Parre |
393. O-Poone |
394. O-Poonee |
395. O-Poorea |
396. O-Poorea's |
397. O-Rea |
398. O-Rettee |
399. O-Rooa-hattoo |
400. O-Roò |
401. O-Tah |
402. O-Taheitee |
403. O-Taheitee-Nue |
404. O-Taï |
405. O-Too |
406. O-Too's |
407. O-Tooareeònoo |
408. O-Tàh |
409. O-Wahow |
410. O-Wahow's |
411. O-Whaw |
412. O-Whaw See before, p. 412; and Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 83, 90, 91. |
413. O-Whaï |
414. O-Whàddoo |
415. O-Whàtta |
416. O-Wàhow |
417. Oamo |
418. Obadee |
419. Oberea |
420. Obra |
421. Omai |
422. Omiah |
423. Oo-Ooroo |
424. Oo-marrèo |
425. Oo-ooroo |
426. Oo-òoroo |
427. Oomb-yégan |
428. Ooratooa |
429. Ooroohàddoo |
430. Opao |
431. Orea |
432. Orea's |
433. Oree |
434. Oree's |
435. Oreo |
436. Orra |
437. Orree-òrree |
438. Ortelius |
439. Oruwherra |
440. Orà-mauwe |
441. Orèa |
442. Orèa's |
443. Osbeck |
444. Osbeck's |
445. Pallas |
446. Pallas's |
447. Pamanee |
448. Parkinson's |
449. Parua |
450. Parua's |
451. Pateenee |
452. Patseenee |
453. Pauw |
454. Paw-yangom |
455. Pedro Fernandez de Quiros |
456. Peeterrè |
457. Pennant |
458. Pennant's |
459. Pernetty |
460. Peter |
461. Peter Kolben |
462. Petrarca |
463. Petrodero |
464. Pharaoh Necho |
465. Phidias |
466. Pickersgill |
467. Pizarro |
468. Pliny |
469. Plutus |
470. Plymouth |
471. Polatehera |
472. Polatehèra, |
473. Poonee |
474. Poorea |
475. Pope |
476. Pope's |
477. Porea |
478. Porea's |
479. Porèa |
480. Potatow |
481. Potatow See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 170. |
482. Potavirree |
483. Poyadua |
484. Praxiteles |
485. Prince Frederick |
486. Proctor |
487. Ptolemy Lathyrus |
488. Ptolemӕus Lathyrus The proofs of this assertion are enumerated in Schmidt Opusc. diff. iv. de commerc. & navigation. Aegyptior. p.160. and more fully in Schlözer Handlungs Geschichte (or History of Commerce) p.300. Herodotus expressly says, that Africa is surrounded by the sea, and that this was found out by some Phœnician mariners sent out for that purpose by Pharaoh Necho from the Red Sea, who returned by the Mediterranean. lib. iv. cap. 42. Strabo, lib. ii. also mentions the expedition of one Eudoxus round Africa, in the reign of Ptolemy Lathyrus; and according to Pliny, the Carthaginians likewise have explored the coast of that continent. Hist. Nat. lib. ii. cap. 67. Et Hanno, Carthaginis potentia florente, circumvectus a Gadibus ad sinem Arabiœ, navigationem eam prodidit scripto. |
489. Queen Charlotte's Sound |
490. Quiros |
491. Quiros's |
492. Ramusio |
493. Raspe |
494. Rev. Dr. A. Shepherd |
495. Rev. Mr. Carr |
496. Roggewein |
497. Roggewein's |
498. Rousseau |
499. Rumphius |
500. Saul |
501. Schouten |
502. Schouten's |
503. Seneca |
504. Senhor Thomas Francisco Brum de Silveyra |
505. Serjeante Môr |
506. Shakespeare |
507. Sir Charles Linné |
508. Sir Francis Drake |
509. Sir John Mandeville |
510. Sir John Maundevile |
511. Sir John Narborough |
512. Sir Richard Hawkins |
513. Society Islands |
514. Solander |
515. Sparrman |
516. St. Antonio |
517. St. Clara |
518. St. George |
519. St. George's |
520. St. Helena |
521. St. Jerom |
522. St. John |
523. Steller |
524. T'-Aree Watow |
525. T'-Aree-Tarea |
526. T'-aree-Derre |
527. T'-aree-Watow |
528. Ta-apèe |
529. Tabane |
530. Tahea |
531. Tahea's |
532. Taheitee |
533. Tahou-meònna |
534. Tahéa |
535. Tahòoa |
536. Tama-ooee |
537. Tamaide |
538. Tanè |
539. Tanèea |
540. Taoòtoo |
541. Tarooree |
542. Taròä |
543. Tasman |
544. Tasman We except the savages of New Zeeland. |
545. Tasman's |
546. Tasso |
547. Tassoni |
548. Taywaherùa |
549. Te-aree-Tabonooee |
550. Te-aree-Watow |
551. Te-ootya |
552. Tea-booma |
553. Tedua Towraï |
554. Tedua-Towraï |
555. Tee |
556. Tehamaï |
557. Tehaïura |
558. Teina |
559. Teinamai |
560. Teiratu |
561. Teoree |
562. Tepaow |
563. Terino |
564. Tettoo-mataròu |
565. Teà-booma |
566. Teàbooma |
567. Teïna |
568. Teïna-maï |
569. Teïòä |
570. Thevenot |
571. Thompson |
572. Tiarroboo |
573. To-gheeree |
574. Tobias Mayer |
575. Tolano |
576. Tom |
577. Tootahah |
578. Tootahah's |
579. Tootahàh |
580. Tootahàh's |
581. Tootavaï |
582. Tootavàï |
583. Toote |
584. Tootòomo-hororìrree |
585. Toparree |
586. Toperree |
587. Toperree See page 89. |
588. Torcen's |
589. Towa-hà;ngha |
590. Towahanga |
591. Towhah |
592. Towraï |
593. Toòte |
594. Tringho-Bohee |
595. Tringho-Waya |
596. Tringo-Boohee Tringho seems to be a kind of title among them, being affixed to several names of their chiefs. |
597. Tringo-Boohee's |
598. Tuahow |
599. Tuahow's |
600. Tubaï |
601. Tuboraï |
602. Tuboraï-Tamaide |
603. Tubuaï-teraï |
604. Tulbagh |
605. Tupaia |
606. Tupaya |
607. Tupaya See Hawkesworth, vol. III. p. 472. |
608. Tupaya's |
609. Tupaïa |
610. Tupia |
611. Ulietea |
612. Ulysses |
613. Van-Riebeck |
614. Vasco de Gama |
615. Virgil |
616. Wallis |
617. Whainee-ow |
618. Whainee-òw |
619. Willoughby's |
620. Winter's |
621. Xaviers |
622. Yatta |
623. Yogaï |
624. Yogàï |
625. abbè la Caille See his Voyage, p. 237. |
626. arèekee |
627. captain Broadley |
628. captain Carteret |
629. captain Carteret's men |
630. captain Cook |
631. captain Cook's |
632. captain Cooke's |
633. captain Crozet |
634. captain Don Antonio Albornos |
635. captain Don Gabriel Guerna |
636. captain Du Clesmure |
637. captain Furneaux |
638. captain Furneaux's |
639. captain Hanssen |
640. captain Newt |
641. captain Pedro Fernandez de Quiros |
642. captain Phipp's |
643. captain Quiros |
644. captain Rice |
645. captain Rosnevet |
646. captain Wallis |
647. captain Wallis's |
648. chief O-Rea |
649. chief Orea |
650. chief Teabooma |
651. chief Teiratu |
652. chief Yogaï |
653. colonel Macleane |
654. count de Buffon |
655. de Buffon |
656. george iii. |
657. king Aheatua |
658. king Honoo |
659. king Manoel |
660. king Necho |
661. king O-Poonee |
662. king O-Too |
663. king Territarea |
664. le Maire |
665. lieutenant Clerke |
666. lieutenant Cook's |
667. lieutenant Edgecumb |
668. lieutenant Pickersgill |
669. lord Anson's |
670. lord Howe |
671. lord Mulgrave's |
672. nay Towahanga |
673. o-Ammo |
674. o-Maï |
675. o-Poorèa |
676. o-Poòe |
677. o-Rettee |
678. o-Too |
679. professor Steller |
680. queen O-Poorea |
681. queen Semiramis |
682. t'-Aree-Derre |
Distinct Places in ALL collections
Count of All Distinct Place Names Across the Pacific Collections: 852 |
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1. Islands |
2. London |
3. (Ereti) |
4. (Little Taheitee) |
5. >Waïhoo |
6. A Namoka |
7. A-Poto-Poto |
8. Adeéha |
9. Admiralty Bay |
10. Adventure Bay |
11. Adventure Island |
12. Africa |
13. Ahonnoo |
14. Aitepeha |
15. Aitepèha |
16. Aitepèha harbour |
17. Albion |
18. Alphen |
19. Alps |
20. Ama-Tofoa |
21. Amathus |
22. Ambrrym |
23. Ambryym |
24. America |
25. America See Petr. Martyr. ab Angleria. Decad. American. __Dissertation sur l'Origine de la MaladieVenerienne, par M. Sanchez. Paris, 1752. __ Examen historique sur l'Apparition de la MaladieVenerienne en Europe. Lisbonne, 1774. __and others. |
26. Amsterdam |
27. Amsterdam Island |
28. Amsterdam island |
29. Ana-mocka |
30. Anamocka |
31. Anattom |
32. Anchor Island |
33. Angra |
34. Ansterdam |
35. Antarctic |
36. Antarctic Circle |
37. Antrim |
38. Anàttom |
39. Apee |
40. Apèe |
41. Arabia Felix |
42. Arches |
43. Archipel des Navigateurs |
44. Archipelago |
45. Ascension |
46. Asia |
47. Assuan |
48. Atahooroo |
49. Athens |
50. Atlantic |
51. Atlantic Ocean |
52. Attahooroo |
53. Aurora |
54. Aurora Islands |
55. Awhàow |
56. Açores |
57. Aèores |
58. Bad Sea |
59. Balabeea |
60. Baladd |
61. Balladd |
62. Ballàdd |
63. Barbary |
64. Bartholemew Isles |
65. Bartholomew Islands |
66. Bashee Isles |
67. Batavia |
68. Bay of Fires |
69. Bay of Islands |
70. Bay of Plenty |
71. Bay of Remedios |
72. Bay of St. Philip |
73. Bengal |
74. Bering's Island |
75. Bird Island |
76. Black Cape |
77. Blind Bay |
78. Bolabola |
79. Bolsena |
80. Bonavista |
81. Borabora |
82. Borabòra |
83. Boscawen's |
84. Botany Island |
85. Brasil |
86. Brasils |
87. Bristol |
88. Britain |
89. Britannia |
90. Bute |
91. CUMBERLAND ISLAND |
92. Cadiz |
93. Caledonia |
94. Calhetta |
95. California |
96. Callao |
97. Camara de Lobos |
98. Cambridge |
99. Canaries |
100. Candia |
101. Candlemas Islands |
102. Candlemas Isles |
103. Canibal Cove |
104. Cape Agulhas |
105. Cape Bristol |
106. Cape Charlotte |
107. Cape Circumcision |
108. Cape Colnett |
109. Cape Coronation |
110. Cape Deseado |
111. Cape Farewell |
112. Cape Finisterre |
113. Cape Foul-wind |
114. Cape George |
115. Cape Horn |
116. Cape Horne |
117. Cape Kidnappers |
118. Cape Koa-maroo |
119. Cape Koamaroò |
120. Cape Lisburne |
121. Cape Montague |
122. Cape Noir |
123. Cape Ortegal |
124. Cape Palliser |
125. Cape St. John |
126. Cape Stephens |
127. Cape Tera-wittee |
128. Cape Terà-wittee |
129. Cape Town |
130. Cape Verd Islands |
131. Cape West |
132. Cape jasmine |
133. Cape of Good Hope |
134. Cape of Good Hope. |
135. Cape town |
136. Cape-Town |
137. Cape-Verd islands |
138. Capes Tera-Wittee |
139. Capitan Mo#r |
140. Captain Cook |
141. Captain Cook's |
142. Cascade Cove |
143. Cañete |
144. Chain Island |
145. Charles' Mount |
146. China |
147. Chinese sea |
148. Christmas Harbour |
149. Christmas Sound |
150. Clerke's rocks |
151. Coast of Desolation |
152. Cocos |
153. Constantia |
154. Cook's Strait |
155. Cooper's Island |
156. Cornwall |
157. Corunna |
158. Corvo |
159. Cross Bay |
160. Cumberland Bay |
161. Desertas |
162. Diana's Peak |
163. Diemen's Land |
164. Diemen's land |
165. Dominica |
166. Doubtful Island |
167. Doubtless Bay |
168. Dr. Sparrman |
169. Drake's island |
170. Duck Cove |
171. Dusky Bay |
172. EGMONT ISLAND |
173. Ea-Oowhe |
174. Ea-oowe |
175. Ea-oowhe |
176. Eaheino mauwe |
177. Eaoowhe |
178. East Bay |
179. East India |
180. East Indian islands |
181. East Indies |
182. East-Indian isles |
183. East-Indies |
184. Easter Island |
185. Easter Islands |
186. Ea‑oowhe |
187. Eddistone light-house |
188. Eden |
189. Eetonga-Tabboo |
190. Eetònga |
191. Egmont Island |
192. Egmont island |
193. Egypt |
194. Eimeo |
195. England |
196. England From the bills of mortality in Europe, it is computed that three men in a hundred annually die; according to which, we should have lost at least ten men. Therefore, notwithstanding the best precautions may be taken for the future, yet, from the chance or probability of events, another ship may not preserve her men in the same proportion as ours; and it would be extremely rash to suppose that this exception could always be produced, merely by the prophylactics and antiscorbutics we had on board. |
197. Equator |
198. Etna |
199. Europe |
200. Europe The Indian women in America, whose milk is remarkably abundant, have frequent recourse to this expedient to drain their breasts. See the Canon Pauw's Recherches Philosophiques sur les Americains, vol. I. p. 55. |
201. Eä-oowhe |
202. Falkland |
203. Falkland Island |
204. Falkland Islands |
205. Falkland Isles |
206. Falkland's Island |
207. Falkland's Islands |
208. Falkland's Isles |
209. Falkland's islands |
210. False Bay |
211. False and Table bays |
212. False bay |
213. Fayal |
214. Ferro |
215. Ferro Islands |
216. Five-finger Land |
217. Flemish Islands |
218. Flores |
219. Footoona |
220. France |
221. Frederick Henry Bay |
222. Freezeland's Head |
223. Friendly |
224. Friendly Islands |
225. Friendly Isles |
226. Friendly and Society Islands |
227. Friendly and the Society Islands |
228. Fuego |
229. Funchal |
230. Funchal |
231. Furneaux Island |
232. GLOUCESTER ISLAND |
233. Gallicia |
234. George the Third's Island |
235. Georgia |
236. Germany |
237. Golfo de San Sebastiano |
238. Goose Cove |
239. Gothenburg |
240. Gottingen |
241. Graciosa |
242. Grass Cove |
243. Grass-Cove |
244. Great Britain |
245. Great Peninsula |
246. Greece |
247. Green Islands |
248. Green Mountain |
249. Greenwich |
250. Gros Ventre's bay |
251. Guinea |
252. Gulph of St. Sebastian |
253. Habichtswald |
254. Hadiè |
255. Hamaneno |
256. Hamaneno harbour |
257. Hawke's Bay |
258. Hawkesworth |
259. Hawkesworth's |
260. Hebrides |
261. Heevaroa |
262. Herurua |
263. Hervey's Isle |
264. Hesse |
265. Hessia |
266. Hiddea |
267. Hildesheim |
268. Hinchinbrook |
269. Hippah |
270. Hippah rock |
271. Hippah-Rock |
272. Hippah-rock |
273. Holland |
274. Hood's Island |
275. Hoorne Island See the plates in Mr. Dalrymple'sCollection of Voyages, vol. II. |
276. Hope |
277. Horat |
278. Horne |
279. Horne Island |
280. Horne Island See Mr. Dalrymple'sCollection of Voyages, vol. II. p. 47. |
281. Horne Islands |
282. Horne islands |
283. Hottentot Holland |
284. Hout baay (Wood bay) |
285. Huahine |
286. Hudson's Bay |
287. Hyde-Park |
288. Iceland |
289. Ilha de Nossa Senhora de Conceiçao |
290. Ilha dosCodornizes |
291. Ilhas Desertas |
292. Immèr |
293. India |
294. Indian Cove |
295. Indian Island |
296. Indian Ocean |
297. Ireland |
298. Irromanga |
299. Irromanga The last island from whence we came to Tanna. |
300. Irronan |
301. Irronàn |
302. Island of Eimeo |
303. Island of Fayal |
304. Island of Fernando da Noronha |
305. Island of Georgia |
306. Island of Pico |
307. Island of St. Helena |
308. Island of Volcanoes |
309. Islands of St. Helena |
310. Islas Marquesas de Mendoça |
311. Isle Ronde |
312. Isle de France |
313. Isle de St. Pierre |
314. Isle of Ambrrym |
315. Isle of Anattom |
316. Isle of Ascension |
317. Isle of France |
318. Isle of France or Mauritius |
319. Isle of Georgia |
320. Isle of Irromanga |
321. Isle of Lepers |
322. Isle of Pines |
323. Isle of Rats |
324. Isle of Wight |
325. Isles of Apee |
326. Isles of Fortune |
327. Isles of France and Bourbon |
328. Italia |
329. Italy |
330. Jamaica |
331. James's Bay |
332. James's Fort |
333. Japan |
334. Java |
335. Juan Fernandez |
336. KING GEORGE THE THIRD's ISLAND |
337. Kamtchatka |
338. Kaybay |
339. Kenwyn |
340. Keppel's Isles |
341. King George's Islands |
342. Ko-Haghee-nooee |
343. La Caldeira |
344. La Dominica |
345. Labrador |
346. Labyrinth |
347. Ladder-hill |
348. Lanzarota |
349. Le Maire's Strait |
350. Lepers Island |
351. Lesser Peninsula |
352. Leyden |
353. Lima |
354. Line |
355. Lion's Head |
356. Lisbon |
357. London |
358. London See Mr. Dalryple's Historical Collection, vol. I. p. 53, and the Chart. |
359. Long Island |
360. Loo-fort |
361. Loo-rock |
362. Lord Howe's Island |
363. Louisiade |
364. Low Islands |
365. M. Kerguelen's Islands |
366. Madeira |
367. Madre de Dios |
368. Madre-de-Dios harbour |
369. Madurè |
370. Magdalena |
371. Mahine |
372. Mahomed's Paradise |
373. Malabar |
374. Mallicollo |
375. Mango-eetee |
376. Mango-nooe |
377. Manicolo |
378. Manila |
379. Manilla |
380. Mannua |
381. Maria Bay |
382. Maria's Island |
383. Marquesas |
384. Marseilles |
385. Matavai |
386. Matavai Bay |
387. Matavaï |
388. Matavaï Bay |
389. Matavaï bay |
390. Matogrosso |
391. Maxico |
392. Maâtea See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 78. Maitea. |
393. Mediterranean |
394. Mendoça |
395. Mexico Pag. 22. |
396. Middleburg |
397. Middleburg Island |
398. Middleburg Isle |
399. Middleburgh Island |
400. Mingha |
401. Mirro mirro |
402. Moluccas |
403. Montagu |
404. Mopeehàh |
405. Morea |
406. Motu-Aro |
407. Mount Egmont |
408. Mowrua |
409. Mowràa |
410. Mr. Brand |
411. Mr. Hodges |
412. Murderers Bay |
413. Namoka |
414. Namoka And those perhaps had been informed of what had passed between le Maire, and the natives of Horne, Cocos, and Traitors Island, some years before. |
415. Namoka-eetee |
416. Namoka-nooee |
417. Nassau |
418. New Britain |
419. New Caledonia |
420. New Georgia |
421. New Guinea |
422. New Guinea See Dampier'sVoyages, vol. III. p. 186. |
423. New Hebrides |
424. New Hebrides The Hebrides are the westermost islands of Great Britain. |
425. New Holland |
426. New Holland The natives of New Holland, of both sexes, go entirely naked, and have not the least covering from motives of shame. See Hawkesworth, vol. III. |
427. New Year's Harbour |
428. New Year's Islands |
429. New Year's Isles |
430. New Year's harbour |
431. New Year's islands |
432. New York |
433. New Zealand |
434. New Zeeland |
435. New Zeeland See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 103, and 136. We may likewise consult vol. III. p. 659, where an instance of barbarity is recorded, similar to that mentioned in this work, vol. I. p. 282. |
436. New Zeeland See vol. I. p. 112, where I have mentioned the discoveries of that voyage, previous to M. Marion's arrival at New Zeeland. |
437. New Zeeland music |
438. New Zeelanders |
439. New-York |
440. New-Zealand |
441. New-Zeeland |
442. Nieuw-land |
443. Norfolk Island |
444. Normandy |
445. North America |
446. North America This is equal in goodness to the real sago, which is the pith of a fern in the eastern islands of India. The North American sort is now well known in England, by the name of Bowen's sago-powder, and the royal navy is supplied with it. |
447. North Pole |
448. North-America |
449. Northern Island |
450. Norway |
451. Nossa Senhora de la Luz |
452. Nova |
453. Nova Caledonia |
454. O Herurua Bay |
455. O Taheitee |
456. O'Taheite |
457. O-Aheatua |
458. O-Aitepeha |
459. O-Aitepeha harbour |
460. O-Hamene |
461. O-Hamene harbour |
462. O-Heeva-roa It is remarkable, that this name occurs in the list of islands which Tupaya and other natives of the Society Isles communicated to their English friends. The people of the Marquesas who could not pronounce the r, always said O-Heeva-oa. |
463. O-Parre |
464. O-Raietea |
465. O-Rettee |
466. O-Taha |
467. O-Taheiotee |
468. O-Taheitee |
469. O-Taheitee Called Outou in Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154. |
470. O-Taheitee-eeteespan> |
471. O-Taheitee-nue |
472. O-Tahà |
473. O-Too |
474. O-Whai-urua |
475. O-Wharre |
476. O-Wharre harbour |
477. OSNABURGH ISLAND |
478. Onateyo |
479. One-tree-hill |
480. Oo-bòroo |
481. Oobòrroo |
482. Opoa |
483. Oreèmatàrra |
484. Orèa |
485. Osnabruck Island |
486. Osnaburgh Island |
487. Otaheite |
488. PRINCE WILLIAM HENRY's ISLAND |
489. Pa-oom |
490. Pa-oòm |
491. Pacific Ocean |
492. Pacific ocean |
493. Palestine |
494. Palliser |
495. Palliser's Islands |
496. Paparra |
497. Papua |
498. Para |
499. Paradise |
500. Paraguay |
501. Paris |
502. Parre |
503. Parré |
504. Patagonia |
505. Paw-yangom |
506. Pernicious Island |
507. Pernicious Islands |
508. Persia |
509. Persian Gulph |
510. Peru |
511. Philipinas |
512. Pic d'Averdi |
513. Pic de l'Etoile |
514. Pic de la Boudeuse |
515. Pickersgill harbour |
516. Pico |
517. Pinguin Island |
518. Plymouth |
519. Plymouth Sound |
520. Plymouth Sound |
521. Point Five-fingers |
522. Point Hicks |
523. Point Jackson |
524. Point Venus |
525. Poland |
526. Poldyce |
527. Pondichery |
528. Ponta de Sol |
529. Ponte de Gada |
530. Poozooe |
531. Port Egmont |
532. Port Royal Harbour |
533. Port Sandwich |
534. Port Surville |
535. Portland Island |
536. Porto-Praya |
537. Porto-Santo |
538. Portugal |
539. Possession Bay |
540. Prince of Wales's Foreland |
541. Pulo Sabuda |
542. Pylstaerts Island |
543. QUEEN CHARLOTTE's ISLAND |
544. Quail island |
545. Queen Charlotte's Island |
546. Queen Charlotte Sound |
547. Queen Charlotte's Island |
548. Queen Charlotte's Island |
549. Queen Charlotte's Foreland |
550. Queen Charlotte's Island |
551. Queen Charlotte's Sound |
552. Queen Charlotte's sound |
553. Queen's Charlotte's Sound |
554. Quiros |
555. Raietea |
556. Red Sea |
557. Rhinland |
558. Ribiera Grande |
559. Ribiera braba |
560. Robben Island |
561. Robben Island This is called Pinguin Island in English charts. |
562. Robben island |
563. Rock's Point |
564. Rock's Point. |
565. Rome |
566. Rondebosch |
567. Rorotòa |
568. Rotterdam Island |
569. Rotterdam Islands |
570. Round Bay |
571. Royal Bay |
572. Russia |
573. Sabæan vales |
574. Saddle-peak |
575. Saint Iago |
576. Saldanha bay |
577. Salvages |
578. San Jago |
579. San Joao do Pico |
580. San Vicente |
581. Sandwich |
582. Sandwich Bay |
583. Sandwich Island |
584. Sandwich Land |
585. Sandy Bay |
586. Santa Clara |
587. Santa Cruz |
588. Santa CruzEgmont Island, of captain Carteret. __See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 576. |
589. Santa Maria |
590. Saunders Island |
591. Saunders's Island |
592. Savage Island |
593. Schouten's and Vander Lyn's Islands |
594. Scilly Isles |
595. Scotland |
596. Seal Islands |
597. Seal-rock |
598. Seneca |
599. Senegal |
600. Shag Cove |
601. Shag Cove See the chart of Cook's Strait in Hawkesworth's Compilation, vol. II. |
602. Shepherd's Isles |
603. Ship Cove |
604. Ship-Cove |
605. Shiraz |
606. Siberia |
607. Sicilian shores |
608. Sicily |
609. Sierra Leon |
610. Simmon's Bay |
611. Sir Charles Saunders's Island |
612. Snowland |
613. Society |
614. Society Islands |
615. Society Isles |
616. Sound |
617. South America |
618. South Georgia |
619. South Pacific Ocean |
620. South Pole |
621. South Sea |
622. South Sea See vol. I. p. 327. |
623. South Sea Islands |
624. South Sea islands |
625. South Seas |
626. South-America |
627. South-Pole |
628. Southern Alps |
629. Southern Atlantic Ocean |
630. Southern Georgia |
631. Southern Ocean |
632. Southern Thule |
633. Spain |
634. Spice Islands |
635. Spithead |
636. Spitsbergen |
637. St. Barbara |
638. St. Charles's Island |
639. St. Christina |
640. St. George |
641. St. Helena |
642. St. Iago |
643. St. Jago |
644. St. Jago See Mr. Dalrymple's collection, vol. I. p. 135. |
645. St. James |
646. St. Jean Baptiste |
647. St. John's castle |
648. St. Maria |
649. St. Michael |
650. St. Miguiel |
651. St. Pedro |
652. St. Philip |
653. Start Point |
654. Staten Island |
655. Staten Land |
656. Staten Land This animal, or Anson's sea-lion, (phoca leonina, Linn.) seems to be the same which the English, at Falkland Island, have called the clapmatch seal.__See the Philos. Transact. vol. LXVI. part i.7 |
657. Stellenbosch |
658. Stockholm |
659. Stolpen |
660. Strait of Le Maire |
661. Strait of Magelhaens |
662. Straits of Magalhaens |
663. Straits of Magelhaens |
664. Straits of Malacca |
665. Success Bay |
666. Sweden |
667. Sweden See the Memoirs of the Swedish Academy of Sciences at Stockholm. |
668. Switzerland |
669. Syene |
670. Tabboo-aï An island enumerated by the Taheitians. |
671. Tabbooa-mannoo |
672. Tabboò-amannoo |
673. Tabbuamanoo |
674. Table Bay |
675. Table Cape See the chart of New Zeeland, in vol. II. of Hawkesworth's Compilation. |
676. Table bay |
677. Table mountain |
678. Table-mountain |
679. Taha |
680. Taheite |
681. Taheitee |
682. Taheitee See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 457. |
683. Taheitee See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 463. |
684. Taheitee This calculation was afterwards confirmed to be very low, when we saw the fleet of the smallest district, which amounted to forty-four war-canoes, besides twenty or five and twenty of a smaller size. |
685. Taheitee and the |
686. Taheitee cloth |
687. Taheâtee |
688. Tahitee |
689. Tahà |
690. Tanna |
691. Tanna He likewise acquainted us, that Irronan was sometimes called Footoona. |
692. Tasman |
693. Tavai-poe-namoo |
694. Taïti |
695. Teabooma |
696. Tedhuroa |
697. Teera Whittee |
698. Teneriff |
699. Teoukea |
700. Terceira |
701. Terrefetchéâ |
702. Tethuroa |
703. The Lion's Rump |
704. The Saddle |
705. Three-Hills Island |
706. Three-hills Island |
707. Thule |
708. Tiarraboo |
709. Tierra Austral del Espiritu Santo |
710. Tierra del Espiritu Santo |
711. Tierra del Espiritù Santo |
712. Tierra del Fueg |
713. Tierra del Fuego |
714. Timor |
715. Tinian |
716. Tittaha |
717. Tittahàh |
718. TofooaTasman calls it Ama-Tofoa in his map. Ama or kama probably signifies a mountain. |
719. Tofoòa |
720. Tolaga Bay |
721. Tolaga Bay See the chart of New Zeeland, in Hawkesworth, vol. II. |
722. Tonga Tabbo |
723. Tonga Tabboo |
724. Tonga-Tabboo |
725. Tongo-Tabboo |
726. Tonooméa |
727. Tooa-ooroo |
728. Towtèepa |
729. Traitor's Head |
730. Traitors |
731. Traitors Island |
732. Traitors Islands |
733. Traytors |
734. Troy |
735. Tubooài |
736. Turtle Island |
737. Two-hills Island |
738. Ulietea |
739. Upper Egypt |
740. Van Diemen's Road |
741. Van Diemen's road |
742. Venus-Ariadne |
743. Vera Cruz |
744. Vesuvius |
745. Villa da Horta |
746. WHITSUN ISLAND |
747. Waihu |
748. Waitahoo |
749. WaitahooAmsterdam Island, Easter Island, and St. Christina. |
750. West Bay |
751. West India |
752. West Indies |
753. West and East Indies |
754. West-Indies |
755. Western Islands |
756. Wet Jacket Arm |
757. Wharai-te-Vah |
758. Wharre harbour |
759. Whaï Urua |
760. Whaï-Urua |
761. Whennua òwrah |
762. Whennua-Oùrah |
763. Whitsun |
764. Whitsun Island |
765. Willis's Island |
766. Woreèo |
767. Woureèa |
768. Wouwòu |
769. Xanten |
770. Yauer |
771. York Island |
772. York Minster |
773. Zealand |
774. cape Cumberland |
775. cape Koamaroo |
776. cape Quiros |
777. captain Cook |
778. captain Cook's |
779. captain Quiros |
780. captain Wallis's |
781. captain Winter |
782. chief Teà-booma |
783. e-GhaoTasman calls it Kaybay in his map. |
784. except Oobòrroo |
785. france |
786. great britain |
787. ireland |
788. island Sandwich |
789. island of Amsterdam |
790. island of Apee |
791. island of Aurora |
792. island of Ballabeea |
793. island of Dominica |
794. island of Eimeo |
795. island of Huahine |
796. island of Irronan |
797. island of Java |
798. island of Juan Fernandez |
799. island of Lepers |
800. island of Mallicollo |
801. island of Mowrua |
802. island of Namoka |
803. island of O-Tahà |
804. island of Pico |
805. island of Raietea |
806. island of St. Helena |
807. island of St. Ildefonso |
808. island of Tanna |
809. island of Tofooa |
810. islands of St. Michael |
811. isle of Amsterdam |
812. isle of Anattom |
813. isle of Ascension |
814. isle of Aurora |
815. isle of Balabeea |
816. isle of Borabora |
817. isle of Corvo |
818. isle of Cressalina |
819. isle of Eimeo |
820. isle of Ferro |
821. isle of Flores |
822. isle of Mayo |
823. isle of Mopeehàh |
824. isle of New Zeeland |
825. isle of O-Taheite |
826. isle of O-Taheitee |
827. isle of O-Tahà |
828. isle of Pico |
829. isle of Raietea |
830. isle of San Jago |
831. isle of Tanna |
832. isle of Ulietea |
833. la Dominica |
834. le Boudoir |
835. marai no-Aheatua |
836. motu-Aro |
837. north pole |
838. o Whai-urua |
839. o-Hiddea |
840. o-Parre |
841. o-Taheitee |
842. sound |
843. south America |
844. south Pole |
845. strait of Magelhaens |
846. straits of Magalhaens |
847. the Blue hills |
848. the Kettle |
849. the Society Islands |
850. the Thracian shore |
851. the Tyger hills |
852. this Isle |