Captain Cook and his crew setting up a market on the island of Nomuka, Tonga, for trade with local people, who are seated in a circle, May 1777. Engraving by W. Byrne
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Kingdom of Tonga stamp. Tonga is called the friendly islands because captain James cook named it so after the friendly reception he had at the island during the…
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Tu'i Malila, a tortoise purportedly given to the royal family of Tonga by Captain James Cook in 1777, dies 19 May 1965. At 188+, it i… | Tongan, Tonga, Tonga island
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James Cook (1728-79) English explorer and navigator and hydrographer landing on the Friendly Islands (Kingdom of Tonga) in 1773. From 'Captain Cook's Original Voyages Round the World' (Woodbridge, Suffolk, c1815). Engraving Stock
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A boxing match in Tonga witnessed by Captain Cook. Engraving by J. Taylor, 1782, after J. Webber, 1778. | Wellcome Collection
Paulaho was the 36th Tu'i Tonga (King of Tonga) and was alive in 1777 when Captain James Cook visited the Island. - SuperStock
Captain Cook landing on 'Eua Island, Tonga, welcomed by its inhabitants. Engraving by J.K. Sherwin, 1777, after W. Hodges. | Wellcome Collection
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