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Yes, Captain James Cook visited Samoa during his second voyage in 1773. He anchored in the islands of Tutuila and Aunu'u, where he and his crew had interactions with the local population. Cook's visit contributed to European awareness of the Samoan islands, but he did not establish any permanent presence there. His exploration helped map the region and documented aspects of Samoan culture.

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