Crozet's Voyage to Tasmania, New Zealand, the Ladrone Islands, and the Philippines in the Years 1771-1772 (Paperback)

Preface; Introduction; 1. Crozet's voyage; 2. Discovery of southern islands; 3. Landing at one of the Austral Islands; 4. Continuation of the voyage; 5. Anchoring off Van Diemen's Land; 6. Departure from New Holland for New Zealand; 7. Sojourn on the northern portion of New Zealand, called Eahenomaouve by the natives; 8. Description of the villages of the northern portion of New Zealand; 9. Food of the inhabitants of the north of New Zealand; 10. The clothing of the savages of the north of New Zealand; 11. The arts of the savages of the north of New Zealand; 12. Religion of the savages of the northern part of New Zealand; 13. Continuation of observations and of various events which took place during our stay in the Bay Oe Islands in New Zealand; 14. General observations on the manners and customs of the inhabitants of the northern portion of New Zealand; 15. Physical observations of New Zealand and on some of its natural production; 16. Departure from New Zealand, continuation of the voyage in the South Seas; 17. Anchorage at the Island of Guam; 18. The agriculture and arts of the Guam Indians; 19. Continuation of various observations made at Guam; 20. Departure from the Island of Guam and continuation of our journey to the Philippine Islands; 21. Anchorage in Manilla Bay; 22. Description of Port Cavitte, and of what we did there; 23. Observations made at Manilla, the capital of the Philippines; Appendix; Index.