Recent Polar Voyages. A Record Of Discovery And Adventure, From The Search After Franklin To The British Polar Expedition

“Recent Polar Voyages� chronicles the heroic age of polar exploration, detailing significant expeditions from the mid-19th century. Beginning with accounts of the search for Franklin's lost expedition, the book covers daring voyages into the Arctic and Antarctic, showcasing the courage and determination of the explorers.

This record of discovery and adventure culminates with the British Polar Expedition of 1875-1876, providing insights into the challenges, discoveries, and scientific observations made during these perilous journeys. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of exploration and the allure of the polar regions.

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