History of merchant shipping and ancient commerce (1874)
Lindsay, William Schaw · London : Sampson Low · leaf 244
as able to reach, beingin 70° 44, where his farther progress was completelybarred by a wall of solid ice. Eeturning thenceagain to the south, with the view of wintering in the MERCHANT SHITTING. 22f Sandwich Islands, he proceeded thither, and dis-covered Owhyhee, the largest of this group, whichhe… … THE DISCOVERY, CAPTAIN COOKS SHIP. —E. \V. COOKE, R.A. however, occasionally arose from the punishmentsnecessarily inflicted on them to check their love ofappropriating whatever articles they could carryaway ; and in one of these, for an offence whichcould not be overlooked, as they had stolen…
Commerce · Ships and shipping · Merchant marine
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