Introduction | p. 9 |
Voyage of Francis Pelsart to Australasia | p. 13 |
Remarks | p. 29 |
The Voyage of Captain Abel Jansen Tasman for the Discovery of Southern Countries | p. 35 |
The Occasion and Design of This Voyage | p. 37 |
Captain Tasman Sails From Batavia, August 14, 1642 | p. 39 |
Remarks on the Variation of the Needle | p. 42 |
He Discovers a New Country to Which He Gives the Name of Van Diemen's Land | p. 44 |
Sails from Thence for New Zealand | p. 46 |
Visits the Island of the Three Kings, and Goes in Search of Other Islands Discovered by Schovten | p. 48 |
Remarkable Occurrences in the Voyage | p. 50 |
Observations on, and Explanation of, the Variation of the Compass | p. 51 |
Discovers a New Island, Which He Calls Pylstaart Island | p. 53 |
And Two Islands, to Which He Gives the Name of Amsterdam and Rotterdam | p. 54 |
And An Archipelago of Twenty Small Islands | p. 56 |
Occurrences in the Voyage | p. 59 |
He Arrives at the Archipelago of Anthong Java | p. 60 |
His Arrival on the Coast of New Guinea | p. 61 |
Continues His Voyage Along That Coast | p. 63 |
Arrives in the Neighbourhood of Burning Island, and Surveys the Whole Coast of New Guinea | p. 65 |
Comes to the Islands of Jama and Moa | p. 67 |
Prosecutes His Voyage to Ceram | p. 70 |
Arrives Safely at Batavia, June 15, 1643 | p. 72 |
Consequences of Captain Tasman's Discoveries | p. 74 |
Remarks Upon the Voyage | p. 77 |
An Account of New Holland and the Adjacent Islands | p. 99 |
The Essential Library | p. 161 |
Introducing the Essential Rinehart Collection | p. 163 |
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