An English gentleman, the Earl of Sandwich, gets credit for being the first person to ask for a piece of meat between two slices of bread. He wanted something he could hold in one hand to eat while continuing his card game (or so the story goes).
A georgian who's last name was sandwich
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James Cook certainly did not discover Australia. He was the first European to discover Hawaii which, at the time, he named the Sandwich Islands after one of his sponsors, the Earl of Sandwich.
Captain Cook did not discover any countries. He explored many, including New Zealand and Australia, and he discovered and named the Hawaiian Islands, which he originall called the Sandwich islands. He did not discover any countries.
In 1777 James Cook wasn't travelling.On his third (and last) voyage in January 1778 he discovered Hawaiian Islands. He named them the "Sandwich Islands" after the actual First Lord of the Admiralty, the fourth Earl of Sandwich.
the british explorer captain james cook who 'discovered' Hawai'i (although you can't discover something that was already discovered), tried calling it that in an effort to 'own' discovery of it. However, you can't rename a country that already has a name so Hawai'i remained Hawai'i. It is technically only referred to as the sandwich islands, not renamed that. captain cook tried naming Hawai'i the sandwich isles (islands) after his sponsor who was the earl of sandwich.
James Cook did not discover New Zealand, just as he did not discover Australia. New Zealand was discovered by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1642. Cook circumnavigated New Zealand in 1769. Cook's only discovery of previously unknown lands was Hawaii, which he named the Sandwich Islands.
a sandwich bed is a bedmade of sandwich
what ever you want to put on a sandwich is what is on a sandwich
"un sandwich lacon-laitue-tomate"
Sandwich in English = Sandwich in French
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The term "sandwich" originated from Earl of Sandwich, who ate without leaving his card game. #Pizzainhorsham