The Three Voyages of Captain James Cook round the World (Paperback)

Book III. Transactions at Otaheite and the Society Islands, and Prosecution of the Voyage to the Coast of North America: 1. An eclipse of the moon; 2. Interview with Otoo, king of the island; 3. Conference with Towha; 4. Peace made with Eimeo; 5. Arrival at Eimeo; 6. Arrival at Huaheine; 7. Arrival at Ulietea; 8. Arrival at Bolabola; 9. Accounts of Otaheite still imperfect; 10. Progress of the voyage after leaving the Society Islands; 11. Some islands discovered; 12. The situation of the islands now discovered; 13. Observations made at the Sandwich Islands, on the longitude, variation of the compass, and tides; Book IV. Transactions among the Natives of North America: 1. The ships enter the sound and moor in a harbour; 2. The name of the sound, and directions for sailing into it; 3. Manner of building the houses in Nootka Sound; 4. A storm after sailing from Nootka Sound; 5. The inlet called Prince William's Sound; 6. Progress along the coast; 7. Discoveries after leaving Cook's River; 8. Progress northward after leaving Oonalashka; 9. Behaviour of the natives, the Tschutski, on seeing the ships; 10. Return from Cape North along the coast of Asia; 11. Discoveries after leaving Norton Sound; 12. Departure from Oonalashka.