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different tribes, in order to increase the demand for these destructive engines... They have been likewise eager to instruct the natives in the use of
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issued a $ 1.55 postage stamp to commemorate the 250th anniversary of
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from interposing and giving Pitt blow after blow until onlookers restrained the attacker. Charges and counter-charges flew in the press, with the wealthy Camelford faction having the greater firepower until Vancouver, ailing from his long naval service, died.
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is located on the beach in North Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, commemorating George Vancouver's contribution of coffee and root vegetables to the islands of Hawaii, inscribed by Pierre Elliot Trudeau 2 December
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A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean and Round the World, 1791–1795
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A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean: And Round the World, Volume 3
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A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean: And Round the World, Volume 2
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A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean: And Round the World, Volume 1
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Godwin, George. "Captain George Vancouver, 1757–1798."
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2013:The Voyage of George Vancouver 1791–1795, Volume 1
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2176:"Three Intrepid Explorers, Discovery Richmond"
1910:"Captain George Vancouver: original documents"
1134:during his 1792 trip to the Vancouver region.
1053:magazine's November/December 1999 issue that:
404:had recently taken command of the survey ship
3032:
2602:. W. Kaye Lamb (ed.). Hakluyt Society. 1984.
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2124:McLendon, Sally and Johnson, John R. (1999).
2015:. W. Kaye Lamb (ed.). Hakluyt Society. 1984.
1795:. Rosedale, North Shore: Raupo. p. 430.
1548:
2902:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
1692:
1273:, the sixth highest mountain in New Zealand.
1076:Spanish expeditions to the Pacific Northwest
908:had a competing claim for pay as expedition
2824:by E.C. Coleman. Published by Tempus, 2007.
2590:. London, Printed for G.G. and J. Robinson
2248:
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2150:Vancouver, George; Vancouver, John (1801).
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368:. Vancouver subsequently saw action at the
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956:Vancouver's grave is in the churchyard of
620:on 13 June 1792, naming it for his friend
31:
3222:Pre-Confederation British Columbia people
2798:Captain Vancouver: A Portrait of His Life
2753:. 7 November 1801. p. 1 – via
1791:Reed, A. W. (2010). Peter Dowling (ed.).
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1956:A Pictorial History of Vancouver, Book 1
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1757:The Voyage of George Vancouver 1791–1795
1696:
1654:In 2006 John Robson, a librarian at the
1638:, and some of the family were living in
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541:Alleyne Fitzherbert, 1st Baron St Helens
533:, the first on the expedition to spot it
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2932:Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
2899:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2822:Captain Vancouver: North-West Navigator
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2948:George Vancouver (1757–1798), Explorer
2619:
1916:from the original on 13 September 2016
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962:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
468:Departing England with two ships, HMS
448:British Columbia Legislative Buildings
340:as a lieutenant and posted aboard the
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2103:from the original on 20 February 2021
2074:
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1969:Wing, Robert; Newell, Gordon (1979).
1857:from the original on 20 December 2021
1347:British Columbia Parliament Buildings
1294:, near Petersham, his place of burial
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2746:"Vancouver's voyage round the world"
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791:and charting parts of the coasts of
775:The next year, 1793, he returned to
580:and his wife Susannah, Lady Gardner.
556:, who explored its southern reaches.
2547:from the original on 23 August 2016
1962:
1394:Exploration of Canada – Recognizers
483:Western Australia, now the town of
198:. The expedition also explored the
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3142:English explorers of North America
2764:
2751:London Courier and Evening Gazette
2650:from the original on 4 August 2016
2525:Mansvelt, Adrien (February 1973).
2287:National Heritage List for England
668:the year before, under command of
640:, the present-day location of the
562:– after his friend, Rear Admiral
446:statue of George Vancouver on the
268:province, Netherlands (Koevern in
228:on the Canadian–US border between
16:English naval explorer (1757–1798)
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3192:History of Bellingham, Washington
3127:18th-century Royal Navy personnel
2923:
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2682:History of Metropolitan Vancouver
2236:from the original on 7 March 2016
2053:from the original on 10 June 2016
1865:– via Captain Cook Society.
1420:, operating on the route between
1388:issued a 37-cent stamp inscribed
1284:
972:, renovated in the 1960s, is now
3147:English explorers of the Pacific
3137:Burials at St Peter's, Petersham
3009:
2888:Dictionary of National Biography
2788:(D. Appleton and Company, 1931).
2513:The British Columbia Genealogist
1889:from the original on 5 June 2013
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2781:(Douglas & McIntyre 2008).
2039:. UNM Press. pp. 97–101.
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1954:Allen, Richard Edward (1982).
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1912:. City of Vancouver Archives.
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728:. Broughton got as far as the
690:Juan Francisco Bodega y Quadra
642:University of British Columbia
314:(1776–1780), this time aboard
232:and Alaska, and New Zealand's
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3167:Explorers of British Columbia
3063:Gate to the Northwest Passage
2961:The True Meaning of Vancouver
2497:: Thew & Son – via
2329:"In the Most Faithful Manner"
1778:
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1490:Gate to the Northwest Passage
1480:250th birthday commemorations
1460:(2000), Vancouver, Washington
1363:Gate to the Northwest Passage
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2033:Etulain, Richard W. (2004).
1908:Sue Bigelow (20 June 2013).
1390:Vancouver Explores the Coast
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2786:Vancouver A Life: 1757–1798
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240:, are all named after him.
202:and the southwest coast of
162:officer best known for his
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2774:(Sep 1957) 7#9 pp 605–609.
2443:Pynn, Larry (24 May 2007)
2327:Brown, Stephen R. (1999).
2213:, and Historical Chronicle
1793:Place Names of New Zealand
1549:Origins of the family name
1458:Statue of George Vancouver
995:statue of George Vancouver
839:, explored to the head of
823:In 1794, he first went to
724:with several boats up the
461:
452:Victoria, British Columbia
304:(1772–1775) searching for
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2990:Retrieved on 11 June 2007
2953:30 September 2007 at the
2938:Works by George Vancouver
2878:"Vancouver, George"
2858:"Vancouver, George"
2755:British Newspaper Archive
2731:British Newspaper Archive
2687:28 September 2007 at the
2499:State Library of Victoria
1973:. Gray Beard Publishing.
1693:Works by George Vancouver
1514:Vancouver Maritime Museum
1474:Augustus Wollaston Franks
1380:Vancouver Maritime Museum
1280:, Fiordland, South Island
1227:Vancouver Maritime Museum
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2966:12 November 2005 at the
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2450:10 December 2007 at the
2211:The Gentleman's Magazine
1958:. Josten's Publications.
1689:in southeastern Alaska.
1660:British Columbia History
1522:Royal Canadian Artillery
1418:Captain George Vancouver
1176:19 December 2012 at the
966:The Hudson's Bay Company
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761:Mission San Buenaventura
722:William Robert Broughton
650:Cayetano Valdés y Flores
610:Discovery Park (Seattle)
3212:People from King's Lynn
3172:Explorers of California
2864:Encyclopædia Britannica
887:, Vancouver retired to
646:Dionisio Alcalá Galiano
586:– after naval engineer
398:Pacific Northwest coast
380:In the late 1780s, the
234:fourth-highest mountain
2908:10.1093/ref:odnb/28062
2487:G.H. Anderson (1923).
2156:. London: J. Stockdale
2075:Rolle, Andrew (1987).
2000:9 October 2007 at the
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502:Vancouver entered the
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3152:English hydrographers
3078:Vancouver, Washington
2722:"Review of new books"
2620:Robson, John (2006).
2360:BC Geographical Names
2078:California: A History
1882:World Digital Library
1841:Robson, John (2014).
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2984:10 June 2011 at the
2670:The Brussels Journal
2586:31 July 2018 at the
1763:of London, England.
1250:on its southern tip.
1143:Ship and cadet units
789:Revillagigedo Island
771:Further explorations
730:Columbia River Gorge
464:Vancouver Expedition
458:Vancouver Expedition
164:1791–1795 expedition
132:Vancouver Expedition
3232:Royal Navy captains
3227:Royal Navy officers
3182:Explorers of Oregon
3177:Explorers of Canada
3162:Explorers of Alaska
2873:Laughton, John Knox
2706:3 July 2007 at the
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2339:(6). Archived from
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2133:31 May 2009 at the
1444:Arriva CrossCountry
1432:Virgin CrossCountry
1343:Vancouver City Hall
1204:, Western Australia
1198:Vancouver Peninsula
1156:Royal Canadian Navy
999:Vancouver City Hall
781:Alexander Mackenzie
720:he sent Lieutenant
2727:The Scots Magazine
2534:BC Historical News
2431:10.1093/jhc/6.1.35
2419:J Hist Collections
2264:Museum of Richmond
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1701:1798 engraving of
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2567:The Vancouver Sun
2475:The Vancouver Sun
2378:The Vancouver Sun
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1466:Archibald Menzies
1401:George Vancouver
1276:Vancouver Arm of
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1006:Northwest Passage
944:Vancouver's grave
899:Archibald Menzies
813:Kupreanof Islands
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745:San Francisco Bay
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2355:"Vancouver"
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1537:Larry Grant
1518:carrot cake
1502:Canada Post
1422:King's Lynn
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1376:Vanier Park
1372:False Creek
1356:Canada Post
1339:King's Lynn
1330:King's Lynn
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964:, England.
953:condition.
654:"mortified"
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546:Puget Sound
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493:Robert Gray
442:Life-sized
250:King's Lynn
180:U.S. states
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3197:James Cook
3111:Categories
2942:Faded Page
2918:required.)
2186:30 January
1943:(1): 6–34.
1861:12 October
1847:Cook's Log
1779:References
1711:George III
1687:Lynn Canal
1681:, Alaska,
1672:Colchester
1648:Vollenhove
1644:Zuider Zee
1640:Vollenhove
1636:Overijssel
1628:Lynn Canal
1123:Behm Canal
1072:Point Grey
985:Navigation
910:astronomer
896:naturalist
863:Later life
847:by way of
841:Lynn Canal
825:Cook Inlet
743:, entered
734:Mount Hood
638:Point Grey
630:Howe Sound
574:Port Susan
506:, between
316:Resolution
298:James Cook
293:Resolution
287:midshipman
281:Royal Navy
244:Early life
196:California
188:Washington
160:Royal Navy
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49:1757-06-22
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3055:Memorials
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1436:Class 221
1414:Class 365
1378:near the
1320:Memorials
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1192:Australia
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254:Norfolk
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