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Excerpt from The Land of Desolation: Being a Personal Narrative of Observation and Adventure in Greenland Our range of the Greenland coast was more than.a thousand miles, terminating a good way beyond the last outpost of civilization on the globe, in the midst of the much dreaded ice-pack of Melville Bay. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This ...

Excerpt from The Open Polar Sea: A Narrative of a Voyage of Discovery Towards the North Pole, in the Schooner "United States" The interest which has been freshly awakened in the progress of Arctic discovery by the recent German and Swedish expeditions towards the North Pole, has appeared to justify my experienced publishers in issuing a new edition of this work, about which it may not be inappropriate to Observe here, as in the preface to the...

Excerpt from An Arctic Boat Journey in the Autumn After the publication of the main narrative of the expedition, my own memoranda appeared too insig nificant to justify the issue of a separate volume. My friends and other persons represented to me, from time to time, that even minute details of life in a region so remote, so peculiar, and so little linown as that in which I had passed nearly a third of a year, would not fail to interest the g...

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