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The Land of the White Bear : Being a Short Account of the Pandora's Voyage during the Summer of 1875
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ISBN: 1107295300 1108072046 Year: 1876 Publisher: Place of publication not identified : Cambridge : publisher not identified, Cambridge University Press

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In June 1875, Frederick George Innes-Lillingston (1849-1904) set out for the Arctic aboard Pandora, a steam yacht captained by the seasoned polar explorer Allen Young (1827-1915). In this, the first of two voyages north, Young sought to make the north-west passage. His lieutenant Innes-Lillingston published this short account in 1876. It follows the voyage through to Peel Strait, where Young was forced to turn back in the face of heavy ice. On the journey home, the Pandora picked up the dispatches of the expedition under George Nares that was attempting to reach the North Pole. Conveying both the thrill and difficulty of the endeavour, this narrative provides a highly readable account of seafaring in extreme conditions. Also reissued in this series are two related works by Young: Cruise of the Pandora (1876) and The Two Voyages of the Pandora (1879).


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Scientific results of the United States arctic expedition. : Steamer Polaris, C. F. Hall commanding. Vol. 1. Physical observations,.
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Year: 1876 Publisher: Washington : Govt. print. off.,

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New Lands within the Arctic Circle : Narrative of the Discoveries of the Austrian Ship Tegetthoff in the Years 1872-1874.
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ISBN: 1139151576 1108041450 Year: 1876 Publisher: Place of publication not identified : Cambridge : publisher not identified, Cambridge University Press

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This two-volume work by the nineteenth-century Arctic explorer and artist Julius von Payer (1841-1915), originally published in German and translated into English almost immediately in 1876, documents his experiences during the Austro-Hungarian North Pole Expedition, which he commanded from 1872 to 1874 with his colleague Karl Weyprecht. Early into the expedition, of which the original aim was to find a north-eastern passage, their ship, the Tegetthoff, became trapped in ice, and its resultant drifting into unknown territories led to the discovery of Franz-Josef Land. Volume 2 describes the crew's exploration of Franz-Josef Land by sledge, and their survival by means of bear-hunting, rationing of food, and making clothes from animal skins, in severe weather conditions, and encountering the challenges posed by icebergs and glaciers, until they were able to make their way to safety. The work contains both maps and paintings, the latter by von Payer himself.


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Die österreichisch-ungarische Nordpol-Expeditionin den Jahren 1872-1874 : nebst einer Skizze der zweiten deutschen Nordpol-Expedition 1869-1870 und der Polar-Expedition von 1871
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Year: 1876 Publisher: Wien : Alfred Hölder,

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