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	Cook Islands (New Zealand)
		The Maori translation of the Cook Islands is te Kuki Airani, not Rarotonga, the latter being the main island of this country.
		Evidently a single shade of the blue is present in the Cook Islands' flag — the blue of the field is identical to that in Union Flag.
		The Cook Islands are a political dependency of New Zealand, whose head of state is Queen Elizabeth, who, as most people would know, is resident in, and sovereign of the United Kingdom.
	www.allstates-flag.com /fotw/flags/ck.html (1818 words)

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	Pacific Islands to 1875 by Sanderson Beck
		Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, and most of the islands of the south Pacific developed their own isolated cultures and native beliefs but were not much affected by literate civilization until the arrival of sailing vessels in the 16th century.
		By mid-century 37% of the arable land on the island was cultivated.
		Cook tried to interact with the natives without injuring them, but in the early encounters ten Maoris were killed; he called them "a brave, warlike people with sentiments void of treachery."4 Cook's estimate of 100,000 Maoris has been accepted as probable by recent scholars.
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		the portuguese coat of arms and its history
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	Understanding your family coat of arms
		Coat of arms can have many parts but the main part is a shield.
		When a woman married, the coat of arms of her family was often added to her husband’s arms.
		Many coats of arms have belonged to the same family, being handed down from father to son for generations, Royalty were the first to have heraldic coats of arms.
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	Cook Islands II
		Rarotonga island itself is quite small, just 32 kilometers around the perimeter, 25 minutes to circumnavigate, which means all services/amenities are only 20 minutes away.
		A holiday in the Cook Islands can range from a cross island hike to a 4wd safari tour, reef walking, reef fishing, pony island treks,sea kyaking,windsurfing,scenic flights,scuba diving, a visit to a Cultural Village or a short flight to Rarotonga's sister island known as "Aitutaki" or just laze in the sun and surf.
		Air New Zealand flies to the Cook Islands which are 7hrs flying from Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane on the east coast of Australia.
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	Captain James Cook - Overview
		At the age of 39, Cook was virtually unknown to his countrymen.
		In marked contrast to Commodore John Byron and Captain Samuel Wallis, the aristocratic leaders of England's earlier voyages of Pacific exploration, Cook sprang from the lower ranks of society, was haphazardly educated and had not even spent his whole career in the Royal Navy: His training had been in the merchant marine.
		More than once he had earned praise from the highest levels of the Navy for his surveying work and superb seamanship, and the Lords of the Admiralty reasoned that the talents that had been so valuable in the Newfoundland enterprise would be equally useful in the uncharted waters of the South Pacific.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/7557/cook.html (1031 words)

	Coats of Arms
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		The coat of arms graphics I create are copyright © Eddie Geoghegan and are subject to legal protection worldwide.
		Although the vast majority of armorial bearings are hundreds of years old and not subject to regulation, certain coats of arms, badges, crests etc. may also be subject separate copyright restrictions.
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	Caldwell Coat of Arms
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		Coat of Arms / Family Crest Coffee Mug
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	Hawaiian Kingdom - National Coat of Arms
		"A coat of arms has also been adopted which is quarterly, first and fourth stripes of the National banner, second and third, a ball argent on a staff sable - in escutcheon oct, triangular banner argent, leaning on a cross saltire.
		The triangular flag at the fess point, was an ancient flag of the Hawaiian chiefs which was raised at sea, above the sail of their canoes, and the sail at that time being of a peculiar construction, it presented a very beautiful appearance.
		The external ornaments of the escutcheon consists of a crest, which is a crown and two supporters, men clad in the ancient feather cloak and helmet of the Islands, the one bearing a kahili and the other a spear as in the processions of former times.
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	Law on remote islands
		Islands born of natural fury of unimaginable power give rise to societies that must deal with those who are drawn to island life and the hidden human forces set free by isolation.
		The Coral Island was based on the settlement of Pitcairn’s Island by the mutineers of the Bounty in 1790 and the settlement of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic in the same year.
		Although the Coral Island boys did not encounter them until they had ventured to an adjacent inhabited island as the captives of pirates, the ubiquitous presence of missionaries as “civilizing” influences on the native population is a feature of the novel.
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	Cook Islands :: Regional (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Cook Islands (Cook Islands Maori: Kūki 'Āirani) are a self-governing parliamentary democracy in free association with New Zealand.
		The 15 small islands in this South Pacific Ocean have a total land area of 240 square kilometres (92.7 sq.
		Government of the Cook Islands: Constitutional description of the flag.
	reference.gourt.com /Flags/Regional/Cook-Islands.html (181 words)

	Family-crests.com - Your Coat of Arms / Family Crest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Welcome to the internet's most popular coat of arms shop, we have a massive range of coat of arms products for you to browse and buy at great prices featuring your own coat of arms, or clan crest.
		Every coat of arms product is unique to Family-crests.com so you will not find it anywhere else.
		If you are looking for the ideal company logo, or would like to have a coat of arms made especially for you by our heraldic artists then look no further than this product.
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	Coats-of-Arms of Scientists - Supplement - Numericana
		Historical Scientists : This antechamber to the main roll of arms regroups scientists known within their field and/or their own country whose international stature or scientific legacy has not yet been established to our satisfaction.
		[Arms of Hermann von Siemens (1885-1986) grandson of Werner von Siemens.]
		arms [now in point] in the 4th quarter [not the five anchors of the admiral of Castille].
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		The southern shore of the island is narrowly fringed by a reef: if the engraver had carried this reef entirely round both islands, this figure would have served (by leaving out in imagination the barrier-reef) as a good specimen of an abruptly-sided island, surrounded by a reef of the fringing class.
		The great arm of the sea thus included, is from ten to twenty-five fathoms deep, with a sandy bottom; but towards the southern end, where the reef is further from the shore, the depth gradually increases to forty, and in some parts to more than sixty fathoms.
		The height and width of these islands is known; and I have attempted to represent the form of the land from the shading of the hills in the large published charts.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext01/coral10.txt (16110 words)

	COK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The 15 small islands in this South Pacific Ocean have a total land area of 240 km².
		A popular art form on the islands is tivaivai, often likened to quilting.
		Defense is the responsibility of New Zealand, in consultation with the Cook Islands and at its request.
	www.archaeologics.com /Gaming-AtoD/COK.php (272 words)

	Islands Part I
		He was judged as being part of a race which, during the War, had used the island as a base, decamping as suddenly as they had arrived, leaving acre upon acre of their detritus to rust in the jungle, with total disregard, and scant respect, for the local population.
		Jack raised his arm to view the luminous dial of his watch; his arm seemed to be vibrating of its own accord.
		His position on the island was stabilising to such an extent that the District Commissioner recommended the building of a permanent residence, to commence some time in the New Year, after the monsoons.
	www.ozpages.com /islands/itext1.html (21344 words)

	Recreation - Coat of Arms.com
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	Coats of arms of dependent territories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This overview shows the coat of arms of dependent territories.
		Coat of arms of British Indian Ocean Territory
		This page was last modified 08:51, 2 August 2006.
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	Jerry of the Islands
		He did not know that it was a mere fractional part of the great island of Ysabel, that was again one island of a thousand, many of them greater, that composed the Solomon Islands that men marked on charts as a group of specks in the vastitude of the far-western South Pacific.
		And to the Arangi, this hot-white tropic morning, Jerry went on the whaleboat under the arm of his Mister Haggin, while on the beach Biddy moaned her woe, and Michael, not sophisticated, barked the eternal challenge of youth to the Unknown.
		In the beche-de- mer that was current among the fls of a thousand islands and ten thousand dialects, the Arangi's procession of passengers assured her of her fate.
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	Coat of Arms by Robin de Bolt Paisley (Book) in (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Robin de Bolt Paisley's book, 'Coat of Arms' has a profound message at its core, stressing the certain requirement of Heaven to those on Earth-to humble themselves before a Holy God.
		"From it's intimate beginnings to it's climatic end 'Coat of Arms" is immersed in the beautiful language of history's mystics such as Teresa of Avilla, Madam Guyon and Rick Joyner, taking it's reader on a journey into the very heart of Jesus.
		While reading Coat of Arms you will ask yourself many questions about your own position with the Lord and your journey in Him.
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	The Ultimate Cook Islands - American History Information Guide and Reference
		The 15 small islands in this South Pacific Ocean archipelago have a total land area of only 240 square kilometres.
		The capital is Avarua, on the north side of Rarotonga, the biggest island at 31 km by coastal road.
		Military: defense is the responsibility of New Zealand, in consultation with the Cook Islands and at its request.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Ck (208 words)

	Cook Islands (New Zealand) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		But John Walters, the Government of the Cook Islands webmaster, wrote to me in January 2000:
		A fl and white photo of the car flag of the Cook Islands' prime minister was taken in 1985 and reported by Crux Australis [cxa] Vol.
		John Walters, the Government of the Cook Islands webmaster, wrote to me in January 2000, referring to subnational and/or island flags, "There is only one flag for the Cook Islands.
	flagspot.net /flags/ck.html (1848 words)

	eBay - norfolk islands, Topical Specialty, Worldwide items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		NORFOLK ISLAND -1960 Surcharge mint set of 3.
		NORFOLK ISLAND - 1960/62 MINT SET OF 12 STAMPS.
		Norfolk Island Strip 10 x 18c Christmas 1977 MNH
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	Celtic Rainbow Gifts - Coat of Arms Pins or Pin Badges
		button below the coat of arms pin name input area to add a pin to your cart.
		The following is a listing of the most popular Irish surnames that have coat of arms pins, as well as other types of coat of arms pins (counties, etc.).
		On the back of each coat of arms pin is a short history of the clan.
	www.celticrainbowgifts.com /pinbadges.html (93 words)

	WHKMLA : History of the Cook Islands, ToC
		Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Cook Islands, from Kirken i Norge
		History of the Cook Islands, from Lonely Planet; from Jarvyweb; from Cook Islands Travel Guide
		Flag, from FOTW; Coat of Arms, from International Civic Heraldry
	www.zum.de /whkmla/region/pacific/xcookis.html (164 words)

	Coast Guard, Coats of Arms, Cocos Islands & Colombia Covers, Postal History & Philatelic Literature
		Barrow (WPB 82348) at Yerba Buena Island California, to Ohio, 2 small creases at one corner.
		DEC 7 1975 with corner card of Commanding Officer at the Gov. Rhors Island CG Support Center New York, to Ohio, cancel at slant missed UPU stamp which was lightly struck on 2nd try, red 'GREETINGS FROM NEW YORK/HOMEPORT GOVERNORS ISLAND' for cachet.
		See also Coats of arms stamps and Heraldry postcards.
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	All Coats of Arms
		Below is an alphabetical list of all coats of arms (excluding civic arms and any special features) on this site.
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		Crawford [Scotland - Arms of the Clan Chief]
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