 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 546 trang
...the other extreme in about the latitude of 50°, and the longitude of 232°. I named this last IVoody Point. It projects pretty much out to the S. W. and...one in the NW, and the other in the NE corner of the hay. As 1 could not fetch the former. 1 bore up for the latter ; and passed some breakers, or soaken... | |
 | General history - 1814 - 798 trang
...and the longitude of 232°. I named this last Woody Point. It projects pretty much out to the S, W. and is high land. Between these two points the shore forms a large hay, which I called Hope Bay; hoping, from the appearance of the land, to find in it a good harbour.... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 644 trang
...the longitude of 232°. I named this last Woody Point. It projects pretty much out to the south-west, and is high land. Between these two points, the shore...perceived the appearance of two inlets ; one in the northwest, and the other in the north-east corner of the bay. As I could not fetch the former, I bore... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 654 trang
...the longitude of 232". I named this last Woody Point. It projects pretty much out to the south-west, and is high land. Between these two points, the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hupe Bay ; hoping, from the appearance of the land, to find in it a good harbour. The event proved,... | |
 | Alexander George Findlay - 1851 - 748 trang
...prospect, as of one vast forest. With Point Breaker, the land apparently formed a large bay, which Cook called Hope Bay, hoping from the appearance of the land to find in it a good harbour. At 32 miles from Woody Point is Esperanza Inlet, which, entering the coast, proceeds first to the E.... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1887 - 842 trang
...which he places in latitude 49° 15', and what he calls Woody Point, which he places in latitude 50°, 'the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hope...appearance of the land to find in it a good harbour.' Cook's Voy., ii. 264. the Sea-Otter, and conducts a profitable trade with the natives of Nootka.6 And... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft, William Nemos, Amos Bowman, Alfred Bates - 1887 - 838 trang
...which he places in latitude 49° 13', and what he calls Woody Point, which he places in latitude 50°, 'the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hope...appearance of the land to find in it a good harbour.' Cook's Voy., ii. 204. the Sea-Otter, and conducts a profitable trade with the natives of Nootka.6 And... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft, William Nemos, Alfred Bates - 1887 - 838 trang
...which he places in latitude 49° 15', and what he calls Woody Point, which he places in latitude 50°, 'the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hope...from the appearance of the land to find in it a good harlxmr. ' C'ooF.s- Voy., ii. 204. the Sea-Otter, and conducts a profitable trade with the natives... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft, William Nemos, Alfred Bates - 1887 - 834 trang
...which he places in latitude 49° 15', and what he calls Woody Point, which he places in latitude 50', 'the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hope...from the appearance of the land to find in it a good harlxiur. ' Cook's I ' oy. , ii. 264. 1 ' We were now passing the place where geographers have placed... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1887 - 840 trang
...latitude 49" 15', and what he calls Woody Point, which he places in latitude 50', 'the shore forma a large bay, which I called Hope Bay; hoping, from...appearance of the land to find in it a good harbour.' Cook's \ oy., ii. 204. the Sea-Otter, and conducts a profitable trade with the natives of Nootka.6... | |
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Between these two points, the shore forms a large bay, which I called Hope Bay ; hoping, from the appearance of the land, to find in it a good harbour. The event proved, that we were not mistaken. As we drew nearer the coast, we perceived the appearance... 
