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Or Considerations on Measures for the Discovery and Relief of Our Absent Adventurers in the Arctic Regions. - Scholar's Choice Edition
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The second volume of William Scoresby's journals offers an in-depth look at his three voyages in the Esk from 1814 to 1816, blending scientific observations with social and religious commentary. It provides vivid accounts of navigation and whaling, highlighting the perils of Arctic exploration. Alongside Scoresby's journals, readers will find a unique perspective from young supernumerary Charles Steward, as well as an appendix detailing Scoresby's navigation techniques by George Huxtable, FRIN.
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