Icebound in the Arctic: The Mystery of Captain Francis Crozier and the Franklin Expedition - Paperback
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Languages:EnglishPublisher:O'Brien PressISBN-13:9781788492324ISBN-10:1788492323UPC:9781788492324Book Category:Biography & AutobiographyBook Subcategory:Adventurers & ExplorersSize:8.80 x 6.10 x 0.90 inchesWeight:1.05Product ID:SC2H4RDC9W
Captain Francis Crozier was a major figure in 19th century Arctic and Antarctic exploration who led the doomed Franklin Expedition's battle to survive against the odds. It is a compelling story which refuses to be laid to rest and recent discovery of his lost ships above the Arctic Circle gives it a new urgency.
The ships may hold vital clues to how two navy vessels and 129 men disappeared 170 years ago and why Crozier, in command after Franklin's early death, left the only written clue to the biggest disaster in Polar history.
Drawn from historic records and modern revelations, this is the only comprehensive account of Crozier's extraordinary life. It is a tale of a great explorer, a lost love affair and an enduring mystery.
Crozier's epic story began comfortably in Banbridge, Co Down and involved six gruelling expeditions on three of the 19th century's great endeavours - navigating the North West Passage, reaching the North Pole and mapping Antarctica. But it ended in disaster.
The ships may hold vital clues to how two navy vessels and 129 men disappeared 170 years ago and why Crozier, in command after Franklin's early death, left the only written clue to the biggest disaster in Polar history.
Drawn from historic records and modern revelations, this is the only comprehensive account of Crozier's extraordinary life. It is a tale of a great explorer, a lost love affair and an enduring mystery.
Crozier's epic story began comfortably in Banbridge, Co Down and involved six gruelling expeditions on three of the 19th century's great endeavours - navigating the North West Passage, reaching the North Pole and mapping Antarctica. But it ended in disaster.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:O'Brien PressISBN-13:9781788492324ISBN-10:1788492323UPC:9781788492324Book Category:Biography & AutobiographyBook Subcategory:Adventurers & ExplorersSize:8.80 x 6.10 x 0.90 inchesWeight:1.05Product ID:SC2H4RDC9W
Smith, Michael: - "Michael Smith was a political and business journalist for over thirty years with The Guardian, The Observer and The Evening Standard. He has written two other books on polar exploration - An Unsung Hero and I'm Am Just Going Outside. He lives in London."
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