To check the petulance of the Sailors, and restrain the wanton use of Fire Arms. To have it still in view that sheding the blood of those people is a crime of the highest nature.
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"They may appear human, but they are scarcely above brutes in their way of living."
"I have flogged men for less than what these natives dare to do in their insolence."
"The natives of New Holland may appear to some to be the most wretched people upon Earth, but in reality they are far happier than we Europeans."
"I can assert that the Natives are a very cowardly people."
"I have seen no inland part of any country so barren as this."
Instructions given to his crew, reflecting a moral and ethical stance on human life and colonial responsibility.
Date: 1768 (as part of his instructions for the Endeavour voyage)
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