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Index

• A‘a see Cyanoramphus zealandicus

• Abel Tasmans Reede, Tasman anchored at, I, 475

• Abrolhos, shoal, I, 181

• Abrus precatorius, I, 338

• Acacia

  Brazil, I, 192; complanata, II, pl. 29 (end of vol.)

• L'Académie des Sciences, Banks a corresponding member, I, 96

• Acajou see Anacardium occidentale

• Acantherocybium solandri, I, 245, pl. 40a (end of vol.)

• Acanthina calcar, I, 223

• Acarus

  phaetontis, I, 241; vicinus, I, 168

• Account of several late voyages and discoveries, 1694, 1711, II, 2, 116

• Acrocomia, I, 201

• Acronychia laevis, II, 71, 119

• Actinia natans, II, 45

• Adam, Robert, I, 114

• Adamastor cinereus, I, 396; II, 246

• Adams, Sir Thomas, I, 10, 11, 12

• Admiral Pocock, Indiaman, II, 247

• The Admiralty, accepts Solander, I, 26; and Banks, I, 22, 84–5, 119; II, 354; and second voyage, I, 64, 71, 74; buys ships, I, 71; chooses Cook as commander, I, 21; letter from Royal Society re Banks, I, 22; provides ship, I, 21

• Admiralty Bay, N.Z., I, 475

• Adventure, sloop, I, 71, 73; bought, I, 71; return of, I, 102

• Aedes, II, 83

• Egiceras corniculatum, II, pl. 30 (end of vol.)

• Aequorea, I, 392, 396; forskalia, I, 186, 392; II, 46, 51

• Aestrelata longirostris, I, 233

• Aetobatus caudatus, II, 7

• African negro slaves, II, 220–1

• Agalma elegans, I, 396

• Agenieten Islands, II, 184

• Agent for New South Wales, Lond., se Samuel, Sir Saul

• Aglaura, I, 214.

• Ahaio ? chief, I, 295; II, 302

• Aheinomouwe (Cook), I, 462, 465

• Ahi, I, 339

• Ahia, I, 278, 343

• Ahio, chief, I, 295; II, 302

• Ahu, I, 297, 304

• Ahui, district, I, 299

• Ahutoru, a Tahitian, II, 124, 249; accompanies Bougainville, I, 287; II, 188, 249; death, II, 190, 249; in Paris, I, 103

• Aimeo, is., I, 283–5

• Aipysurus duboisi, II, 108

• Air in Southern Hemisphere, II, 50

• Aito, tree, see Casuarina equisetifolia

• Aiton, William, royal gardener, I, 99

• Akaroa Harbour, I, 468

• Aki Aki, is., I, 245

• Albatross, cooking of, I, 233; food of Maoris, II, 19; how they rise, I, 450–1, 467–8; Shelvocke's story of killing, I, 214; see also Diomedea

• Alca

  pica, I, 212; torda, I, 212

• Alcoholic liquor, Cape of Good Hope, II, 41–2; Tierra del Fuegians and, I, 218, 221, 229

• Alcyonium

  anguillare, I, 214; frustrum, I, 214

• The Aldermen, I, 424

• Alectoris graeca chukar, II, 268

• Alembert, Jean Le Rond d’, letter to, I, 82

• Aleurites moluccana, I, 336

• Alexander, servant, I, 73; II, 234

• Alexander Turnbull Library, Banks papers in, I, 146–7; copy of Journal in,I, 143; Mr B's circuit round Otaheite in, I, 146–7

• Alloptes phaetontis, I, 241

• Alocasia macrorrhiza, I, 342

• Alstromeria salsilla, 1, 195

• Altars, Tahitian, I, 304, 318, 383

• Alunite, I, 167

• Amae, tree, I, 374

• Amaranthus II, 229

• Amaryllis reginae (Banks), I, 195

• Amboina, II, 217

• Amo, chief, see Oåmo

• Amoco (Banks) see Maoris—tattooing

• Amok, II, 224–5

• Amomum, II, 22

• Amorphophallus campanulatus, I, 343

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• Amphidesma australe, I, 431

• Amplisepia apama, II, 52

• Anaa, is., I, 248

• Anabao (Dampier) see Semau

• Anacardium occidentale, I, 200, 201; II, 208, 210–11

• Ananas comosus, I, 163, 200; II, 208–9

• Anas superciliosa, I, 291, 298, 404; II, 5, 118

• Anaura Bay, I, 415–18

• Anderson, William, botanical collection, I, 108; plants of Tierra del Fuego; II, 297

• Anger Pt, Java, II, 179

• Angiopteris evecta, I, 343

• Animals, Botany Bay, II, 57; Cape of Good Hope, II, 252–3; collected on second voyage, I, 108; Java, II, 205; New Zealand, II, 4–5; Princes Is., II, 236

• Anisochaetodon

  falcula, I, pl. VIIIa opp. p. 372; vagabundus, I, pl. VIIIb opp. p. 372

• Anna Pink, collier, II, 352

• Annona

  reticulata, II, 208, 210; squamosa, II, 159, 161, 210

• Annual Register, 1773, incorrect report on Banks, I, 95, 96

• Anopheles maculipennis, II, 193

• Anous minutus, I, 241, 245

• Anson, George, Lord, I, 181; at St Catherine's Is., I, 187; at Tierra del Fuego, I, 214; notes Albrolhos Shoal, I, 181; on the Portuguese, I, 37; rounds Cape Horn, II, 336, 352; Staten Is. view, I, 216

• Antarctic continents theory, I, 226

• Antarctica, I, 43

• Antarcticus, pseud., I, 81

• Anthornis melanura, I, 456

• Anthoxanthum odoratum, II, 266

• Antiquarian Society, I, 117

• Antiquarians, I, 3

• Ants, N.S.W., II, 66, 71, 119–20; nests, II, 71

• Anuhi, district, I, 296

• Aoa, I, 319, 353

• Aouta (Banks), I, 412, 44

• Apium

  filifolium, I, 421, 441, 442; II, 8, 114; prostratum, I, 217, 226, 421, 441, 442, pl. 27a (end of vol.); I, 8

• Apollonias canariensis, I, 165

• Apothecaries’ Garden, I, 7, 99

• Apotopoto Bay see Hurepiti

• Après de Mannevillette, J.B.N.D.d’—

  Le Neptune Oriental, 1745, II, 178, 179

• Aptychotrema banksii, II, 60

• Arabian jasmine, II, 216

• Arapawa, I, 462, 469

• Arched Rock, Tolaga Bay, I, 419; II, pl. I (end of vol.)

• Architectonica perspectiva, II, 72

• Arctocephalus

  australis, I, 213, 225; forsteri, II, 4

• Ardisia, I, 160

• Arecu

  cathecu, II, 159, 160; monostachya, II, 115; sapida, II, 9

• Aren, II, 214

• Arenga saccharifera, II, 214

• Arii, I, 384–6

• Arii rahi, I, 384; girdles of, I, 298

• Arioi, I, 290, 351–2, 382; of Raiatea, I, 325–6

• Arioi-houses, I, 253, 341

• Arnhem Land, discovery, II, 143

• Arnold, John, I, 86; II, 354

• Arrack, II, 173, 207, 214

• Arripis trutta, I, 467

• Articles for trade or gifts, I, 69–70

• Artocarpus, I, 341; altilis, I, 353, pl. 32; champeden, II, 208, 212, 236; communis, I, 353, pl. 32 (end of vol.); integra, II, 208, 212, 236; see also Breadfruit

• Aru Islands, II, 145

• Arue, district, I, 296

• Aruhe see Pteridium aquilinum

• Arum (Banks), I, 342

• Arum esculentum see Colocasia esculenta

• Arundo conspicua, I, 410; II, 18

• Aiynchobatis asperrimus, II, 7

• Ascension Island, II, 270–1

• Ascii (Banks), II, 272

• Ascius, use of word, II, 272

• Ashley, Anthony, II, 179

• Asquith, John, I, 73

• Astelia solandri, II, pl. 10 (end of vol.)

• Astle, Thomas, letter from Banks to, I, 117

• Astronomical observation posts, I, 20, 21; Irioa, islet, I, 284; Pacific Is. question, I, 20–1, 22; Tahiti chosen, I, 22

• Astronomy, calculations in, I, 20; Tahitian knowledge of, I, 368

• Atahourou (Banks), I, 281, 305, 385

• Atehuru, district, I, 281, 305, 385

• Aubert, Alexander, I, 116, 117

• Auchenia huanaco, I, 225, 227

• Auckland City Public Library, Banks Mss. and papers in, I, 136, 145–6

• Auctions of Banks papers, I, 135–7

• Auge, Jan Andries, II, 254

• Augusta, Admiralty yacht, I, 105

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• Aurora Australis, II, 149

• Australian Aborigines

  approach Endeavour, II, 90–3; artifacts, II, 129 et sqq.; as hunters, II, 118

  at Botany Bay, II, 54 etsqq.; Bulli district, II, 52; Bustard Bay, II, 67; Endeavour River, II, 91–3, 95–7

  bark implements, II, 129; beard singeing, II, 131; boomerang, II, 53

  canoes, II, 53, 134–5; fire in, II, 134; making of, II, 135; northern, II, 134–5; with outrigger, II, 75, 91, 93, 134–5

  carry weapons, II, 129–30; chew pitjuri, II, 128; colour, II, 123–4; contented, II, 130; cooking, II, 128; cowardly, II, 59, 134; Dampier on, II, 50, 55, 111–12, 124; dilly-bags, II, 130, 131; dispute landing of boats, II, 54; encounters with, II, 50, 53 et sqq., 91 et sqq.; fibres used, II, 131; fire-making, II, 132; fire use of, II, 131; fired at, II, 54, 55; fish exchanged with II, 91; fish hooks, II, 131; fish spears, II, 55, 126; fishing-lines,II, 131; fishing methods, II, 53, 55, 126; flints, II, 131; food, II, 90, 126–8; friendly, II, 95, 98; general description, II, 53 et sqq., 92–3, 122–37; give Tupaia taro, II, 95; hair, II, 55, 92, 124, 125; health, II, 126; honest, II, 125; houses, II, 84,128–9, 136; hunting of, II, 131–2; ignore ship, II, 54, 62–3; implements, II, 129; initation scars, II, 126; interested in ship, II, 76; kangaroo hunting, II, 131–2; knowledge of plants, II, 116; lances see spears

  language, II, 93, 136–7; word list, II, 136–7

  light a grass fire, II, 96; modesty, II, 92; mourning scars, II, 126; naked, II, 54, 92, 124; notch trees, II, 85–6, 123, 130, 131; oppose landing, II, 134; ornaments, II, 91, 93, 124–5; painted with pipe clay, II, 53, 92–3, 125; physique, II, 92, 123; population II, 122–3

  presents given to, II, 55, 57, 59; not valued, II, 56, 98, 125; medals, II, 92; taken, II, 91

  run from Tupaia, II, 88; salt lick of, II, 97; septum ornaments, II, 91, 124–5; shields, II, 133; signal ship's arrival, II, 82; signs of, II, 72, 73, 83, 89, 90, 103, 135; smokes of, seen, II, 50 et sqq.;

• Australian Aborigines (continued)

  spear fishing, II, 126; spear throwing; II, 95, 133; spears, II, 55, 93, 132–3; stone hatchets, II, 130; strategy of, II, 134; teeth, II, 92, 124; throw lances at seame, II, 58; throwing sticks, II, 53, 54, 133, sketch 133; tools, II, 130–1; trade unknown, II, 125; tribe described,II, 123 et sqq.; tribes have similar customs, II, 123; turtle peg, II, 98, 126; turtles eaten, II, 104, 126; turtles wanted, II, 96; visit Endeavour, II, 95–6; visit Tupaia's tent, II, 92; visited, II, 55; voices of, II, 124; wandering habit, II, 128, 129; weapons, II, 53, 132–3; without lice, II, 125; women's work, II, 129; word list, II, 136–7

• Australia del Espiritu Santo (Quiros) see New Hebrides

• Austronesian language group, I, 44

• Austrosimulium, II, 6

• Aute, tree and cloth from, I, 353, 412, 444; II, 9

• Ava see Piper methyslicum

• Avera Bay, I, 330

• Avebury stone circle, I, 17

• Averrhoa, II, 159, 161–2, 208, 213; bilimbi,II, 159, 161–2, 208, 213

• Avicennia resinifera, I, 430

• Awarua Point, I, 474

• Axes, iron, at Tahiti, I, 261

• Axes, stone, I, 363

• Azambuja, Conde de, Viceroy, I, 37, 187–90; ignorance, I, 204; levée, I, 199; memorials to, I, 37, 188, 189, 190; texts, II, 315–20; memorials from, I, 318–19, 320–1; Solander on, II, 308, 310, 311–12; treatment of Endeavour, I, 37–8, 187 et sqq.; II, 312, 314 et sqq.

• Babi, is., II, 182, 183, 232

• BacStrom, Sigismund, I, 68–9, 73

• Bactris minor, I, 201

• Balboa de Vasco, Nunez, names Mar del Zur, I, 238

• Balinese slaves, II, 220–1

• Balistes, I, 184; monoceros, I, 170

• Ball, Joseph, and Banks papers, I, 132

• Balsam, copaiva, I, 202

• Banana see Musa

• Banana Island, II, 181

• Banda, is., II, 217

• Bank of Lagullas, II, 246

• Banks, Lady Dorothea, I, 125; and Banks's will, I, 127–8; death, I, 128; marriage, I, 119

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• Banks, [Sir] Joseph

  abstracts Cook's journal, I, 35, 137, 146; accepts Solander for voyage, I, 26; achievements, I, 119–26; advice, I, 23, 77, 79; II, 355–6; ancestors, I, 3–4

  and the Admiralty, I, 84–5, 119; II, 354; Americans, I, 113; art, I, 118; Benjamin Franklin, I, 113–14; botany teaching, I, 6–7, 8; the British Museum, I, 93, 127, 128, 129; … Burnett?, I, 80–1; Clerke, I, 34, 74, 81, 106–7, 112; II, 271; Cook, I, 21, 22, 34–6, 76, 81, 105, 108, 112, 212; Cook's relations, I, 112, 125–6; Cook's third voyage, I, 111–13; Dr Johnson, I, 52, 70, 88, 118–19; Dootahah see Dootahah; ducking ceremony, I, 176; East India Company, I, 82, 84; the Forsters, I, 108–11; George III, I, 51, 99–100, 117–18, 128; Hawkeswoth, I, 98, 120, 121; Icelanders, I, 92–3; Kew Gardens, I, 98–100; Lauraguais, I, 61, 64, 82, 86; Lind, I, 72, 80, 82–3; Miss Blosset, I, 30–2, 54–6; native races, I, 40–1; the Navy Board, I, 73 et sqq., 81; II, 335, 344–5; N.Z. fiords, I, 473; Omai, I, 102–3, 104, 105; Palliser, I, 13, 21, 73, 81, 119; publication, I, 70–1, 120, 121, 122; Revesby Abbey, I, 3, 5, 100, 114; the Royal Society, I, 9, 15, 22, 100, 116–18, 123; Sandwich, I, 7–8, 53, 64, 77–9, 81, 102, 103, 105, 125; II, 335 et sqq.; the second voyage, I, 64, 69–70, 71 et sqq., 84, 119–20; II, 335 et sqq.; shipmates, I, 32 et sqq.; Solander's work, I, 85, 120–1; Stanfield Parkinson, I, 56 et sqq.; Tahitian women, I, 279, 292, 300; Tubourai see Tubourai; Tupaia see Tupaia; voyage to North Pole, I, 95, 96; women, I, 30–1, 41, 54, 80, 199, 279, 292, 300; Zoffany, I, 73, 83

  arrested as footpad, I, 8

  as adviser, I, 97–8; botanist, I, 5–7, 120–1, 123–4; ethnologist, I, 40–1; geographer, I, 42–3; observer, I, 47–50; observer in N.Z., I, 43–4; philologist, I, 43, 44, 372; II, 137; a reader, I, 123; a scientist, I, 122–3

  ashore at Brazil, I, 190–3; ashore on reef, II, 91, 108

  at Christ Church, Oxford, I, 68; at hotel, Batavia, II, 185–6; at Soho Square, I, 114–15

  attitude to life, I, 23; baronetcy, I, 125;

  Banks, [Sir] Joseph (continued)

  biography question, I, 130–3; birth, I, 4; Boswell on, I, 52, 118; botanical work projected, I, 120–1, 122

  buys Forster's drawings, I, 110; buys herbarium, I, 99; buys Malayan nurse, II, 190

  character, I, 23–4, 34–5, 41, 44, 63–4, 69, 74, 94, 98, 123, 125–6; charm, I, 4, 24; charters Sir Lawrence, I, 84; chases thief, I, 309–10; chronometer of, I, 86; circuit round Tahiti see journey round Tahiti

  climbs hill, Tahiti, I, 279; climbs Mt Hecla, I, 91–2; climbs Snowdon, I, 97

  clothes stolen, I, 281–2; coach of, I, 104; cockatoo taken by, II, 118; collects articles for second voyage, I, 69–70; collects geology specimens, I, 17; companions on Sir Lawrence, I, 85; companions on voyage, I, 22, 24–8; compared with Cook, I, 29, 34–5, 124; compares Cook to Flinders, I, 473; compares English and Dutch, II, 366; considers visit to Linnaeus, I, 18; correspondence, foreign, I, 130; correspondence with Blagden, I, 136; cost of voyage to see expenses

  criticises Dutch fleet, II, 201; Lord Chatham, I, 17; St Helena, I, 49; II, 266, 267–8; treatment of slaves, II, 267

  D.C.L. Oxon, I, 52; death, I, 127; difficulties with Stanfield Parkinson, I, 57 et sqq.; disapproves of Resolution, I, 73–4; II, 335 et sqq.; dislike of publishing, I, 121–3; Dr Johnson on, I, 52, 70, 118; dogs of, I, 24, 39; II, 89, 100, 117, 152, 274; Dorset journey, I, 16–17; drafts for Cook, I, 37; drafts letter to Gazetteer, I, 81–2; dressed in Tahitian clothes, I, 259; dysentery attack, II, 242–3; education, I, 5, 6, 8, 34, 120, 123; elected F.R.S., I, 9; elected to Literary Club; I, 118–19; embarrassment of,I, 107, 108; Endeavour River excursion, II, 88–90; engages BacStrom, I, 69; engages Parkinson, I, 56; engages staff for second voyage, I, 73; enters inheritance, I, 8, 26; entertains, I, 72, 90, 92, 115

  excursion, Endeavour River, II, 88–90; Papenoo Valley, I, 263; Princes Is.,

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• Banks, [Sir] Joseph (continued)

  II, 234–5; Tierra del Fuego, I, 39, 218–22

  expenses for voyage, I, 29, 30; expenses for second voyage, I, 75; II, 336

  feared by Tahitians, I, 312; fearless of Tahitians, I, 312; Flintshire journey, I, 18; foreign correspondence, I, 130; French honours, I, 96; friends, I, 9, 10, 96, 97, 100, 107, 115; generous with information, I, 122; gentleman amateur, I, 3; gibes at the homesick, II, 43; greyhounds of see dogs; handwriting, I, 140–1; Hebrides visit, I, 87–9; herbarium, I, xiv, 14, 15, 114–15, 122, 128, 149; hill named after, I, 218; hires houses, Batavia, II, 186, 191–2; Holland journey, I, 94–6; honorary degree, I, 8, 52; houses of, I, 8, 114, 125; hurt exercising, I, 175

  Iceland voyage, I, 86–94; reasons for, I, 83–4; books etc. bought on, I, 93

  ignores Linnaeus, I, 53; ill, I, 11, 46, 233, 243–4, 392, 475; II, 187, 189–93, 235, 242–3; importance of, I, 98, 108, 112; importance to third voyage, I, 112; in love, I, 19, 30–2; in mourning ceremony, heiva, I, 288–9; income, I, 75; influence on Cook, I, 35–6; insect collection, I, 32, 70; inspects harbour with Cook, II, 81–2; intellectual tastes, I, 118

  interest in botany, I, 5–7, 8, 104, 120–1, see also Plant collecting; interest in ethnology, I, 40; interest in natural history, I, 5–6

  invitation to Priestley, I, 72; journey in England and Wales, I, 18; journey round Tahiti, I, 294–305; II, 302–7; Kent visit, I, 15; knife missing, I, 264; Labrador voyage, I, 12–13; Lapland tour proposed, I, 18–19; later life, I, 119 et sqq., 125–6; leans Tahitian, I, 40; lends herbarium, I, 15

  letter from Lt. Forster, II, 321–3; from Royal Society to Admiralty re, I, 22; from Sandwich, 1772, II, 343–4

  letter on Solander, Ueber Solander, 1785, I, 9

  letter to Astle, I, 117; to Burke, I, 79, 80; to Comte de Lauraguais, 1771, I, 61, 64: text, II, 323–9; to Earl of Morton, 1768, quoted, I, 37–8: text,

• Banks, [Sir] Joseph (continued)

  II, 315–20; to Edward Hasted, I, 120; to Fothergill, I, 59; to Gazetteer, I, 81–2: text, II, 342–3; to Sarah Sophia, I, 12–13

  letters from Clerke, I, 74, 81, 106–7, 112; from Cook, I, 81, 112; from Falconer, I, 19, 96–7; from Solander, I, 105–6, 107–8, 109

  letters received on return, I, 64 et sqq.

  letters to Falconer, I, 70, 71, 82, 93, 95; to Pennant, I, 15–16, 17–18; to, re second voyage, I, 64–9; to Sandwich on second voyage: text, II, 335–42; to Sir Wm. Hamilton, I, 136

  levee held, I, 95, 96

  library, I, 114, 115, 122, 123, 128; given to British Museum, I, 130

  list of articles for voyages, I, 69–70; loan to J. R. Forster, I, 111; malaria attacks, I, 46; II, 187, 189–93, 235, 242; Malone on, I, 115; Mss. etc. left to British Museum, I, 128; marriage, I, 119; matriculation, I, 6

  meets George III, I, 51; Governor of Batavia, II, 187; H. B. de Saussure, I, 31; Solander, I, 9, 26

  member L'Académic des Sciences, I, 96; member Royal Academy of Sciences, I, Ulrichstadt, I, 96

  memoranda to Sandwich quoted, I, 74–6; texts, II, 335–8, 338–42

  memorial re pension for Mrs Cook, I, 112

  memorials to Viceroy of Brazil, I, 37, 188, 189: texts, II, 315–20; mistakes in observation, I, 49–50; moves to Soho Square, I, 114; narrow escape, I, 12; New Zealand observations criticised, I, 43–4; Newfoundland voyage, I, 10–15; newspapers on, I, 51, 64, 81, 82; not a smoker, II, 167; obsession against Admiralty, I, 84–5, 119; ode in honour of, I, 91; offends Raiateans, I, 318

  on barrenness of N.S.W., I, 50; II, 79, 113; on Botany Bay for convicts, II, 113; Capetown ladies, I, 54; on coral reef, II, 105; on country houses, I, 16–17; on cruelties of early voyagers, I, 248; on Dampier, II, 111–12; on discovery of Tahiti, II, 249; on fire danger in N.S.W., II, 97; on Hebrideans, I, 89; on his style

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• Banks, [Sir] Joseph (continued)

  of writing, I, 121; on killing of Maoris, I, 403; on Launceston, II, 338; on loss of Buchan, I, 258; on Mrs Delany's drawings, I, 118; on Parkinson's work, I, 59; on population of N.S.W., II, 122–3; on Portuguese, I, 38, 205; II, 199, 220; on Resolution, I, 73; II, 335 et sqq., 341–3, 350; on scientific results of voyage, II, 328; on a Southern Continent, I, 43, 240, 442; II, 37–41; on Tasman, II, 1–2; on Torres Strait passage, I, 45; II, 109–10; on treatment at Rio de Janeiro, I, 37–8, 186 et sqq.; II, 314–15; on Tupaia, I, 42, 312–13; on water in N.S.W., I, 50; II, 113; on water supply of Endeavour, I, 196, 239, 393

  Papenoo Valley excursion, I, 263; parents, I, 4; payment to Parkinsons, I, 59; pensions widow of servant, I, 59; pistols stolen, I, 282; plan for a voyage, II, 40–2; plants fruit seeds, I, 308; poems for, I, 51, 91; portraits, I, 62–4, 129, frontisp. and pl. iii opp. p. 68, pl. iv opp. p. 84, pl.v opp. p. 116; President of Royal Society, I, 116–18, 123; Princes Is. excursion, II, 234–5; proposes to join Endeavour, I, 22–3; publications of, I, 121, 122; publicity on return, I, 51 et sqq., 64, 81, 82, 101–2; quarrel with Monkhouse, I, 41, 292; reasons for not publishing, I, 120–5; recovers from dysentery, II, 243; refuses second voyage, I, 74, 79–80, 119–20; II, 335 et sqq.; relatives, I, 4; returns to England, I, 15, 47, 93, 96, II, 275; returns to London, I, 15, 16, 93, 96, 97; routine in Endeavour, I, 33–4, 36

  sails in Endeavour, I, 32, 153; sails in Niger, I, 11; sails in Sir Lawrence, I, 86

  saves tent, II, 96; scurvy prevention by, I, 250–1; scurvy symptoms of, I, 243–4, 251; searches for passage, Cook Harbour, II, 95; seasick, I, 86, 154; sees N.Z., I, 399; sends bird to Buffon, I, 86; Serpentine drainage project, I, 8; servants on the voyage, I, 28; skits on, I, 101–2; small boat adrift, I, 189, 190; smallpox inoculation, I, 6; social abilities, I, 115; Soho Square establishment, I, 114–15, 122; status in Endeavour, I, 24, 33; suite for voyage, I, 24 et sqq., 33; suite for second voyage, I, 73, 84;

• Banks, [Sir] Joseph (continued)

  II, 339; surprise at grass fire, II, 97; susceptible to women, I, 41, 80; suspects the French, II, 249, 250; Tahiti journey, I, 294–305, II, 302–7; Tahitian name, I, 275; takes quinine, II, 191, 194; tattooed, I, 41; thinks Endeavour doomed, II, 78–9, 106–7; Tierra del Fuego excursion, I, 39, 218–22; to supervise publication on third voyage, I, 112; travelling coach, I, 104; trip in Augusta, I, 105; trout fishing excursion, I, 113; trustee of British Museum, I, 129; views sea from hill, II, 95; visit to Lapland proposed, I, 18; visit to Linnaeus proposed, I, 18; visiting card, I, 94; visitors to, I, 115

  visits King of Princes Is., II, 233, 235; Mrs Grenville, I, 16; Sandwich, I, 52–3; Tubourai, I, 276–7

  visits biers, Tahiti, I, 261, 286; Bristol, I, 16, 17; Chateau Bay, I, 12; Croque harbour, I, 11, 12, 13; Dorset, I, 16–17; East Indies, I, 45–6; II, 146 et sqq.; Flintshire, I, 18; Hebrides, I, 87–9; Holland, I, 94–6; Iceland, I, 90–4; Iona, I, 89; Kent, I, 15; Labrador, I, 12–13; Lisbon, I, 15; Lizard Is., II, 103; Mulgrave, I, 104; New Guinea, II, 140 et sqq.; Newfoundland, I, 11–14; Papenoo Valley, I, 263;- Plymouth, I, 10, 86, 105; Portsmouth, I, 113; Portugal, I, 15; Princes Is., II, 233–5; Raiatea, I, 318 et sqq.; Rio de Janeiro, I, 37–8, 186 et sqq.; II, 314–15; Royal Dockyards, I, 105; St John's, I, 11, 13–14; Savu, II, 153 et sqq., The Hague, I, 94–5, 96; Thetis Bay, I, 216–17; Thousand Islands, II, 183; Tierra del Fuego, I, 39, 217 et sqq.; Wales, I, 18, 97; Yorkshire, I, 103–5; see also names of places

  Wales visit, I, 18, 97; walks to east, Tahiti, I, 263; walks to hills, Tahiti, I, 261, 279–80; welcomed on board Endeavour, I, 24; will, I, 127 et sqq.,