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Coles Anahe and Alexander: Teenagers fell in love during Captain Cook’s final voyage to New Zealand. Their story has lingered in the dusty, shadowy pages of history—until now. at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
Anahe and Alexander: Teenagers fell in love during Captain Cook’s final voyage to New Zealand. Their story has lingered in the dusty, shadowy pages of history—until now.
Anahe and Alexander: Teenagers fell in love during Captain Cook’s final voyage to New Zealand. Their story has lingered in the dusty, shadowy pages of history—until now. in Vernon, BC
Anahe and Alexander: Teenagers fell in love during Captain Cook’s final voyage to New Zealand. Their story has lingered in the dusty, shadowy pages of history—until now. in Vernon, BC
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Erased from the pages of history as a figment of an officer’s imagination, a fourteen-year-old girl has lingered in the shadows of Aotearoa/New Zealand’s past for over 250 years. Her name was Anahe . She was real; she was Māori, and she was extraordinary. When Captain Cook returned to the South Pacific for the last time in 1777, he was accompanied by a fifteen-year-old English trainee officer named Alexander Mouat. Anahe fell in love with Alexander, and he with her. This is their story. The book is in two parts. PART ONE is the fictional story of Anahe and Alexander. It is based on historical events and the author’s imagination. PART TWO delves into the historical context and evidence supporting the story.
Erased from the pages of history as a figment of an officer’s imagination, a fourteen-year-old girl has lingered in the shadows of Aotearoa/New Zealand’s past for over 250 years. Her name was Anahe . She was real; she was Māori, and she was extraordinary. When Captain Cook returned to the South Pacific for the last time in 1777, he was accompanied by a fifteen-year-old English trainee officer named Alexander Mouat. Anahe fell in love with Alexander, and he with her. This is their story. The book is in two parts. PART ONE is the fictional story of Anahe and Alexander. It is based on historical events and the author’s imagination. PART TWO delves into the historical context and evidence supporting the story.
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