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100	1		_aMacLean, Alistair. _d1922-1987. _920482
245	1	0	_aCaptain Cook / _cAlistair MacLean.
250			_a[1st ed. in U.S.]
260			_aGarden City, N.Y., _bDoubleday _c[1972]
300			_a192 p. _billus. _c24 cm.
350			_a$9.95
520			_a"Born in obscurity but gripped by a boundless passion for new horizons, James Cook had become at the time of his death in 1779 the greatest combination of seaman, explorer, navigator, and cartographer that the world had ever known. He still is. He had driven himself mercilessly, and his men likewise, and yet the surgeon's mate on the 'Resolution' was able to write: 'In every situation he stood unrivalled and alone; on him all eyes were turned; he was our leading star, which a its setting left us involved in darkness and despair'. "
600	1	0	_aCook, James, _d1728-1779. _920483
650			_aSeaman _vBiography _920484
650			_aExplorer _vBiography _920485
650			_aNavigator _vBiography _920486
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