COOK AND THE (LITERARY) PIRATES.
The published accounts of Captain James Cook's three voyages are seminal texts from the age of exploration. This paper explores the attempts by their authors, publishers, and the Admiralty to control the publication and circulation of these accounts using the relatively new law of copyright and the...
| Published in: | Globe (0311-3930) no. 92; pp. 45 - 53 |
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Australian & New Zealand Map Society
2022
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