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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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Many people don't feel aboriginal people should be celebrating this occasion...I believe it has helped the world and that's part of who we are. That's the legacy of our people. We're generous to a fault. The legacy is strong and a good one, in the sense that without the first nations working with the
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I am extremely concerned to be compelled to state here, that many of the traders from the civilised world have not only pursued a line of conduct, diametrically opposite to the true principles of justice in their commercial dealings, but have fomented discords, and stirred up contentions, between the
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issued a $ 1.55 postage stamp to commemorate the 250th anniversary of
Vancouver's birth, on 22 June 2007. The stamp has an embossed image of Vancouver seen from behind as he gazes forward towards a mountainous coastline. This may be the first Canadian stamp not to show the subject's face.
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did not exist at the latitudes that had long been suggested. His charts of the North American northwest coast were so extremely accurate that they served as the key reference for coastal navigation for generations. Robin Fisher, the academic vice-president 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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King, Robert J. (2010). "George Vancouver and the contemplated settlement at Nootka Sound".
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Encountering the Unchartered and Back – three explorers: Ball, Vancouver and Burton
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Sailing with Vancouver: A Modern Sea Dog, Antique Charts and a Voyage Through Time
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A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean and Round the World, 1791–1795
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Landauer, Lyndall Baker (2013). "George Vancouver". In Magill, Frank N. (ed.).
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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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1796; another made by surgeon George Goodman Hewett (1765–1834) was donated by
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Madness, Betrayal and the Lash: The Epic Voyage of Captain George Vancouver
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On Stormy Seas, The Triumphs and Torments of Captain George Vancouver
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A voyage of discovery to the North Pacific ocean, and round the world
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to take possession of Nootka Sound and to survey the coasts.
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Vancouver's Voyage: Charting the Northwest Coast, 1791–1795
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Journal of the Voyages of the H.M.S. Discovery and Chatham
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Western Lives: A Biographical History Of The American West
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Godwin, George. "Captain George Vancouver, 1757–1798."
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European and American voyages of scientific exploration
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by Alison Gifford. Published by St. James Press, 1986.
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David, Andrew C. F. "Vancouver, George (1757–1798)".
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by Thomas Manby. Published by Ye Galleon Press, 1988.
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caricatured Pitt's street corner assault on Vancouver
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Baecklandt, David, "Was George Vancouver Flemish?",
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2183:"Three Intrepid Explorers, Discovery Richmond"
1917:"Captain George Vancouver: original documents"
1141:during his 1792 trip to the Vancouver region.
1060:magazine's November/December 1999 issue that:
411:had recently taken command of the survey ship
3039:
2609:. W. Kaye Lamb (ed.). Hakluyt Society. 1984.
2131:McLendon, Sally and Johnson, John R. (1999).
2022:. W. Kaye Lamb (ed.). Hakluyt Society. 1984.
1802:. Rosedale, North Shore: Raupo. p. 430.
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2909:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
1280:, the sixth highest mountain in New Zealand.
1083:Spanish expeditions to the Pacific Northwest
915:had a competing claim for pay as expedition
275:, Drenthe province, Netherlands (Koevern in
2831:by E.C. Coleman. Published by Tempus, 2007.
2597:. London, Printed for G.G. and J. Robinson
2157:Vancouver, George; Vancouver, John (1801).
1207:, Cape Vancouver and Vancouver Breakers in
375:. Vancouver subsequently saw action at the
231:on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia,
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963:Vancouver's grave is in the churchyard of
627:on 13 June 1792, naming it for his friend
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3229:Pre-Confederation British Columbia people
2805:Captain Vancouver: A Portrait of His Life
2760:. 7 November 1801. p. 1 – via
1798:Reed, A. W. (2010). Peter Dowling (ed.).
2077:
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1963:A Pictorial History of Vancouver, Book 1
1764:The Voyage of George Vancouver 1791–1795
1661:In 2006 John Robson, a librarian at the
1645:, and some of the family were living in
983:in view of its historical associations.
671:based on the 1791 exploratory voyage of
548:Alleyne Fitzherbert, 1st Baron St Helens
540:, the first on the expedition to spot it
2939:Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
2906:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2829:Captain Vancouver: North-West Navigator
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1716:, in George Vancouver's report to King
1449:in 2003, it was denamed on transfer to
683:area before sailing separately towards
3103:Captain Vancouver Landing Site on Maui
2955:George Vancouver (1757–1798), Explorer
1923:from the original on 13 September 2016
969:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
475:Departing England with two ships, HMS
455:British Columbia Legislative Buildings
347:as a lieutenant and posted aboard the
2110:from the original on 20 February 2021
1976:Wing, Robert; Newell, Gordon (1979).
1864:from the original on 20 December 2021
1354:British Columbia Parliament Buildings
1301:, near Petersham, his place of burial
7:
2753:"Vancouver's voyage round the world"
1527:, the firing of a gun salute by the
798:and charting parts of the coasts of
782:The next year, 1793, he returned to
587:and his wife Susannah, Lady Gardner.
563:, who explored its southern reaches.
2554:from the original on 23 August 2016
1401:Exploration of Canada – Recognizers
490:Western Australia, now the town of
209:. The expedition also explored the
3149:English explorers of North America
2758:London Courier and Evening Gazette
2657:from the original on 4 August 2016
2532:Mansvelt, Adrien (February 1973).
2294:National Heritage List for England
675:the year before, under command of
647:, the present-day location of the
569:– after his friend, Rear Admiral
453:statue of George Vancouver on the
239:on the Canadian–US border between
27:English naval explorer (1757–1798)
25:
3199:History of Bellingham, Washington
3134:18th-century Royal Navy personnel
2689:History of Metropolitan Vancouver
2243:from the original on 7 March 2016
2060:from the original on 10 June 2016
1872:– via Captain Cook Society.
1427:, operating on the route between
1395:issued a 37-cent stamp inscribed
979:, renovated in the 1960s, is now
3154:English explorers of the Pacific
3144:Burials at St Peter's, Petersham
3016:
2895:Dictionary of National Biography
2795:(D. Appleton and Company, 1931).
2520:The British Columbia Genealogist
1896:from the original on 5 June 2013
1352:, and on top of the dome of the
921:Thomas Pitt, 2nd Baron Camelford
383:Spanish Empire-sponsored voyages
153:
3209:Military personnel from Norfolk
3194:Explorers of Washington (state)
3164:English people of Dutch descent
2629:"Origins of the Vancouver Name"
2209:Cave, Edward ("Sylvanus Urban")
1542:(xʷməθkʷəy̓əm) Elder sɁəyeɬəq (
1241:Vancouver Bay, British Columbia
422:to the 74-gun ship of the line
3139:18th-century English explorers
2788:(Douglas & McIntyre 2008).
2046:. UNM Press. pp. 97–101.
1961:Allen, Richard Edward (1982).
1919:. City of Vancouver Archives.
1569:, meaning "(originating) from
1377:and installed at the mouth of
1335:Statue of George Vancouver in
1011:Vancouver determined that the
735:. Broughton got as far as the
697:Juan Francisco Bodega y Quadra
649:University of British Columbia
321:(1776–1780), this time aboard
243:and Alaska, and New Zealand's
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3174:Explorers of British Columbia
3070:Gate to the Northwest Passage
2968:The True Meaning of Vancouver
2504:: Thew & Son – via
2336:"In the Most Faithful Manner"
1582:. Others adopted the surname
1497:Gate to the Northwest Passage
1487:250th birthday commemorations
1467:(2000), Vancouver, Washington
1370:Gate to the Northwest Passage
1161:Halifax-class frigate of the
880:The Caneing in Conduit Street
317:. He also sailed with Cook's
2923:UK public library membership
2239:. The Captain Cook Society.
2040:Etulain, Richard W. (2004).
1915:Sue Bigelow (20 June 2013).
1397:Vancouver Explores the Coast
1247:resurveyed the area in 1860.
1174:47 RCSCC CAPTAIN VANCOUVER,
965:St Peter's Church, Petersham
3015:(public domain audiobooks)
2793:Vancouver A Life: 1757–1798
1263:, a river flowing into the
890:Impressed by the view from
701:Quadra and Vancouver Island
251:, are all named after him.
213:and the southwest coast of
173:officer best known for his
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2781:(Sep 1957) 7#9 pp 605–609.
2450:Pynn, Larry (24 May 2007)
2334:Brown, Stephen R. (1999).
2220:, and Historical Chronicle
1800:Place Names of New Zealand
1556:Origins of the family name
1465:Statue of George Vancouver
1002:statue of George Vancouver
846:, explored to the head of
830:In 1794, he first went to
731:with several boats up the
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311:(1772–1775) searching for
3009:Works by George Vancouver
2997:Retrieved on 11 June 2007
2960:30 September 2007 at the
2945:Works by George Vancouver
2885:"Vancouver, George"
2865:"Vancouver, George"
2762:British Newspaper Archive
2738:British Newspaper Archive
2694:28 September 2007 at the
2506:State Library of Victoria
1980:. Gray Beard Publishing.
1700:Works by George Vancouver
1521:Vancouver Maritime Museum
1481:Augustus Wollaston Franks
1387:Vancouver Maritime Museum
1287:, Fiordland, South Island
1234:Vancouver Maritime Museum
1176:Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
1075:Point Roberts, Washington
1056:Stephen R. Bown noted in
695:. The Spanish commander,
492:Albany, Western Australia
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2973:12 November 2005 at the
2636:British Columbia History
2457:10 December 2007 at the
2218:The Gentleman's Magazine
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1696:in southeastern Alaska.
1667:British Columbia History
1529:Royal Canadian Artillery
1425:Captain George Vancouver
1183:19 December 2012 at the
973:The Hudson's Bay Company
928:William Pitt the Younger
768:Mission San Buenaventura
729:William Robert Broughton
657:Cayetano Valdés y Flores
617:Discovery Park (Seattle)
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3219:People from King's Lynn
3179:Explorers of California
2871:Encyclopædia Britannica
894:, Vancouver retired to
653:Dionisio Alcalá Galiano
593:– after naval engineer
405:Pacific Northwest coast
387:In the late 1780s, the
245:fourth-highest mountain
2915:10.1093/ref:odnb/28062
2494:G.H. Anderson (1923).
2163:. London: J. Stockdale
2082:Rolle, Andrew (1987).
2007:9 October 2007 at the
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509:Vancouver entered the
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3159:English hydrographers
3085:Vancouver, Washington
2729:"Review of new books"
2627:Robson, John (2006).
2367:BC Geographical Names
2085:California: A History
1889:World Digital Library
1848:Robson, John (2014).
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2991:10 June 2011 at the
2677:The Brussels Journal
2593:31 July 2018 at the
1770:of London, England.
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1150:Ship and cadet units
796:Revillagigedo Island
778:Further explorations
737:Columbia River Gorge
471:Vancouver Expedition
465:Vancouver Expedition
175:1791–1795 expedition
143:Vancouver Expedition
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3234:Royal Navy officers
3189:Explorers of Oregon
3184:Explorers of Canada
3169:Explorers of Alaska
2880:Laughton, John Knox
2713:3 July 2007 at the
2679:, 21 February 2010.
2346:(6). Archived from
2189:on 28 February 2014
2140:31 May 2009 at the
1451:Arriva CrossCountry
1439:Virgin CrossCountry
1350:Vancouver City Hall
1211:, Western Australia
1205:Vancouver Peninsula
1163:Royal Canadian Navy
1006:Vancouver City Hall
788:Alexander Mackenzie
727:he sent Lieutenant
2734:The Scots Magazine
2541:BC Historical News
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2574:The Vancouver Sun
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1473:Archibald Menzies
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951:Vancouver's grave
906:Archibald Menzies
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752:San Francisco Bay
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1509:Canada Post
1429:King's Lynn
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1379:False Creek
1363:Canada Post
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1272:New Zealand
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971:, England.
960:condition.
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449:Life-sized
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3204:James Cook
3118:Categories
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2193:30 January
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1868:12 October
1854:Cook's Log
1786:References
1718:George III
1694:Lynn Canal
1688:, Alaska,
1679:Colchester
1655:Vollenhove
1651:Zuider Zee
1647:Vollenhove
1643:Overijssel
1635:Lynn Canal
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1079:Point Grey
992:Navigation
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903:naturalist
870:Later life
854:by way of
848:Lynn Canal
832:Cook Inlet
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645:Point Grey
637:Howe Sound
581:Port Susan
513:, between
323:Resolution
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300:Resolution
294:midshipman
288:Royal Navy
255:Early life
207:California
199:Washington
171:Royal Navy
116:Royal Navy
102:Allegiance
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2064:2 January
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1517:Vancouver
1443:Class 221
1421:Class 365
1385:near the
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1199:Australia
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856:Cape Horn
836:Chichagof
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