1787 Bankes Antique Print Human Sacrifice at Māori Tahiti - Cooks 3rd Voyage 1777 Spain & Portugal Problems began when Spain discovered

Problems began when Spain discovered and captured Port Egmont in 1770

The islands

either in Dutch or Portuguese (language)

Kip reduced the size of each map for Britannia from the originals published by Christopher Saxton in 1579

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1787 Bankes Antique Print Human Sacrifice at Māori Tahiti - Cooks 3rd Voyage 1777 Spain & Portugal Problems began when Spain discoveredTitle : A Human Sacrifice in a Morai in Otaheite Size: 9 1 2in x 7 1 2in (240mm x 190mm) Ref #: 21624 1 Date : 1787 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original cooper plate engraved antique print of a Human Sacrifice at the Utu ai mahurau Marae on Tahiti witnessed by Captain Cooks during his 3rd Voyage of Discovery to the South Seas in 1777 was published in Thomas Bankes 1787 edition of A New, Royal and Authentic System of Universal