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VK2ZRG > SYDNEY   18.12.05 17:09l 18 Lines 601 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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VK2ZRG/TPK 1.83d Msg #:1879  Date:18-12-05  Time:11:56Z

Neil ZL1ANM wrote :-

>1770 falls in the 18th (eighteenth) century.  A simple typo, I'm sure.
>
>Incidentally, the same Captain James Cook circumnavigated New Zealand
>in 1769, charted its coastline, and claimed it for the British Crown.
>

Maybe not Neil, If you believe that the new millennium started on
1st January 2000 then there must have been a year zero. So logically,
there must have been a 0th centuary and a 0th millennium too.
  On that basis 1770 would be in the 17th centuary.


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