1790 AUSTRALIA 1ed Voyage New South Wales Botany Bay Illustrated Phillip Cook

PHILLIP, Arthur

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In 1770, Captain James Cook first landed in Botany Bay, Australia – a voyage that would have lasting impact on future European excursions. In 1788, Arthur Phillip arrived at Botany Bay hoping, not only to bring prisoners to Australia, but also to establish permanent colonies after Cook’s initial arrival. The voyage not only intended to set up permanence at Botany Bay but also at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, all of which are discussed in Phillip’s voyage memoir, “Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay”. This book is now considered to be most authoritative account of the beginning of Australia.

 

This 1790 Dublin edition of Phillip’s account includes numerous full-page engravings – views of Botany Bay and Port Jackson, natives in their huts and canoes, and numerous navigational charts.

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1790 AUSTRALIA 1ed Voyage New South Wales Botany Bay Illustrated Phillip Cook

 

In 1770, Captain James Cook first landed in Botany Bay, Australia – a voyage that would have lasting impact on future European excursions. In 1788, Arthur Phillip arrived at Botany Bay hoping, not only to bring prisoners to Australia, but also to establish permanent colonies after Cook’s initial arrival. The voyage not only intended to set up permanence at Botany Bay but also at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, all of which are discussed in Phillip’s voyage memoir, “Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay”. This book is now considered to be most authoritative account of the beginning of Australia.

 

This 1790 Dublin edition of Phillip’s account includes numerous full-page engravings – views of Botany Bay and Port Jackson, natives in their huts and canoes, and numerous navigational charts.

 

Item number: #26020

Price: $599

 

PHILLIP, Arthur

 

The voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany bay; with an account of the establishment of the colonies of port Jackson and Norfolk island

 

Dublin: printed for P. Byrne, 1790. First Irish edition.

 

Details:

  • Collation: Complete with all pages
    • xiv, viii, 352, lxxiv
    • 8 plates (including portrait frontispiece)
  • References: Hill 1346. Cox II, 314; ESTC 127473
    • Cox: “an exceedingly important and valuable work”
  • Provenance: Handwritten – C. Mills, 49 Maiden Lane
  • Language: English
  • Binding: Leather; tight and secure
  • Size: ~8.75in X 5.75in (22cm x 14.5cm)
  • Very rare and desirable with auction records and price comparisons at $1500

 

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26020

Categories

European History

Voyages & Exploration & Maps

Authors

PHILLIP, Arthur

Printing Date

18th Century

Language

English

Binding

Leather

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete

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