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The HMS Endeavour is renowned for its role in James Cook's first voyage of discovery from 1768 to 1771, during which it charted significant portions of the Pacific, including the eastern coast of Australia and New Zealand. Originally a merchant vessel, it was converted for scientific exploration, equipped for navigation and research. The ship symbolizes the Age of Enlightenment's spirit of exploration and has become an iconic representation of maritime history. Its legacy includes contributions to cartography, natural history, and anthropology.

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