Discoveries Of The French In 1768 And 1769, To The South-East Of New Guinea

"Discoveries Of The French In 1768 And 1769, To The South-east Of New Guinea" recounts the explorations undertaken by the French in the late 1760s in the region southeast of New Guinea. This historical account details the initial French voyages and discoveries, juxtaposing them with the subsequent visits by English navigators who renamed the discovered lands. The work provides insights into the early European exploration of the Pacific, offering a comparative look at French and English maritime endeavors during this period. It includes an historical abridgement of the voyages and discoveries, setting the context for the specific expeditions undertaken by the French. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the history of exploration and the interactions between European powers in the Pacific.

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