Ross in the Antarctic: The voyages of James Clark Ross in Her Majesty's ships Erebus & Terror, 1839-1843

Ross in the Antarctic

The voyages of James Clark Ross in Her Majesty's ships Erebus & Terror, 1839-1843

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M.J. Ross
M.J. Ross
1982 • 276 pages

The personalities, experiences and consequences of the expedition are considered in the light of historical perspective for the first time since the publishing of the official account in 1847.

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